I think you might be better with:

jcompile test.c -olibtest.so -q64

To get a 64 bit module, but it is only going to work if jBASE is 64 bit.

If the library was 64 bit, then I think you get:

64-bit XCOFF executable or object module not stripped

You can also use:

Getconf -a |grep KERN

To see what your kernel is set up for

Jim

Hi Shankar,

Does jim's reply helps you?
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M A L A I

hi,

We can able to produce a 64 bit library only if jbase4.1 is 64 bit.

Only if jbase4.1 has 64bit lib files, it can produce 64 bit libraries.We can identify this by executing a 'file' command on any lib file under jbase lib directory.Or it may also have a seperate directory like 'lib64'in which all jbase 64 libfiles are present.

The jbase 4.1 present in our server is 32 bit. I left the decision of producing a 64bit library from a 32 bit jbase4.1(impossible process), but modified my makefile and unix scripts to produce a 32bit library compatible with jbase 4.1. Now my library is able to interact with jbase4.1.

Regards,
Shankar