Does this work on HPUX? I'm getting configure errors about not finding pthread_self. I found it in libdce.a, so I tried to hack the configure scripts by replacing cma with dce. But it still failed.
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I have never tried it on a HP/UX system, nor do I have access to one or any specific information about HP/UX. I have access to and have been able to build Common C++ under Linux, Tru64 Unix, and Solaris (and under xBSD if you use "gcc295"). If you can get it to build under HPUX, and can send a patch of what changes you needed to make, it should be possible to get them into the next release.
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Did you ever resolve your problem with HPUX? I develop on a large multiprocess/thread server project in C++ on Linux and am thinking of using APE/CommonC++. My problem is that I will likely have to port the solution to HPUX. Knowing things work or don't work would be a huge aid. Otherwise I'll have to setup a HPUX dev enviroment and test it out now, before I travel too far down the CommonC++ path...
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I have not heard from anyone about HPUX and do not have access to a HPUX machine. Actually, I have had substancial luck recently with the use of cross-compilers for testing the m4 macros for pthread detection and production of binaries. I suppose if someone can send a lib and include set for HPUX and a locally built 2.8.1 "libgcc1.a", I could get most of the problems worked out without even needing access to a live machine.
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Does this work on HPUX? I'm getting configure errors about not finding pthread_self. I found it in libdce.a, so I tried to hack the configure scripts by replacing cma with dce. But it still failed.
I have never tried it on a HP/UX system, nor do I have access to one or any specific information about HP/UX. I have access to and have been able to build Common C++ under Linux, Tru64 Unix, and Solaris (and under xBSD if you use "gcc295"). If you can get it to build under HPUX, and can send a patch of what changes you needed to make, it should be possible to get them into the next release.
Did you ever resolve your problem with HPUX? I develop on a large multiprocess/thread server project in C++ on Linux and am thinking of using APE/CommonC++. My problem is that I will likely have to port the solution to HPUX. Knowing things work or don't work would be a huge aid. Otherwise I'll have to setup a HPUX dev enviroment and test it out now, before I travel too far down the CommonC++ path...
I have not heard from anyone about HPUX and do not have access to a HPUX machine. Actually, I have had substancial luck recently with the use of cross-compilers for testing the m4 macros for pthread detection and production of binaries. I suppose if someone can send a lib and include set for HPUX and a locally built 2.8.1 "libgcc1.a", I could get most of the problems worked out without even needing access to a live machine.