Re: isis initialization,

On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 19:06 +0100, Clément Cabanac wrote:
> Dear isis users
> 
> After struggling two days trying to install isis 1.6.1-26 on a
> solaris machine, I managed to get the make install ending without
> error codes.

I'm sorry to hear you had problems with the installation.
If you send me a summary of the errors you encountered,
I'll do what I can to correct them in future releases.

> However,  when I try to execute isis, it crashes with the following error:
> 
> > ./isis/1.6.1/bin/isis
> ***Warning: Executable compiled against S-Lang 20007 but linked to 20203
> ld.so.1: isis: fatal: relocation error: file isis/1.6.1/bin/isis:
> symbol SLclass_patch_intrin_fun_table1: referenced symbol not found
> Killed

I think the problem is that, at compile time, the compiler is
finding the slang.h file for slang-2.0.7 instead of for
slang-2.2.3.  But the linker is linking the executable to
libslang.2.2.3, so there's a version mismatch.

Do you know where slang-2.0.7 was installed?  One solution
would be to remove the older version of slang and then
recompile and re-install both slang-2.2.3 and isis.

Thanks,
-John
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