Re: [Openh323-devel] pbm running under ppc

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Could it be byte order issue...?

what is the byte order set to ./configure?
	- PPC is different then x86.

I have working version of this on PPC on MacOS X/Darwin, so it does 
work on PPC.

Mark

>Hello.
>
>I'm actually porting pwlib, openh323, ohphone and gnugk to OpenBSD.
>So far so good, everything works as intented under x86.
>Building everything under the ppc architecture works fine (meaning it
>compiles and packages with no problem nor error), but it is impossible
>to start gnugk nor ohphone under that arch.
>When starting them, nothing happens and I'm back at the prompt...
>Running those under gdb only tells me "Exit with code 024" right after
>starting and of course, there's no backtrace available.
>
>The _only_ thing I changed between the x86 and ppc is that I enabled
>the "Yuri Kiryanov fix" in src/ptclib/pssl.cxx (pwlib sources) for x86.
>Obviously ppc compiles fine without this (and doesn't compile if the fix
>is enabled).
>Basically, this is what I did (of course, this might not have anything
>to do with my actual pbm, I really don't know):
>
>--- src/ptclib/pssl.cxx.orig    Wed Nov 30 13:47:41 2005
>+++ src/ptclib/pssl.cxx Mon Apr  9 11:36:16 2007
>@@ -769,7 +769,7 @@ PSSLDiffieHellman::~PSSLDiffieHellman()
>       DH_free(dh);
>   }
>
>-#ifdef __BEOS__
>+#if defined(__BEOS__) || (defined(__OpenBSD__) && !defined(__PPC__))
>   // 2/21/04 Yuri Kiryanov - fix for compiler choke on BeOS for usage of
>   // SSL function d2i_DHparams_bio below in PSSLDiffieHellman::Load
>   #undef  d2i_DHparams_bio
>
>
>I've been trying to figure out what was wrong for days now and I'm
>really running out of ideas...
>I'm running pwlib-v1_10_3, openh323-v1_18_0, ohphone-v1_14_4 and
>opengk-v1.4.1.
>I'd appreciate _any_ hints on this issue.
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Regards,
>
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>Antoine
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