Hi,
The <bigaf> is coming from static libraries which we are linking to the
main application. These static libraries were developed by us and
worked excellent in the 32 bit mode. And we are able to generate the
static libraries(.a files) by making the modification to the Makefiles
in order to port the application to 64 bit. And we are able to link all
these libraries to one of the main applications and generate an
executable. SKLoader. But, when we try to run this main executable, we
are getting the following errors:
../SKLoader: syntax error near unexpected token `<bigaf>'
../SKLoader: ./SKLoader: line 1: `<bigaf>'
We even do not know why <bigaf> is coming from static libraries? All we
know is that bigaf is the file format used by ar (archive) command.
This is the command which we are using inside Makefile in order to
generate the main executables and static libraries.
Thanks,
-Nikhil
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> Hi,
>
> Currently, we are porting C++ applications from 32 bit to 64 bit on AIX
> platform. (The current version of AIX is 5.3 and xlC verison is 8.0).
> We are able to compile the applications by including the -q64 option in
> xlC compiler. And we are able to link all these libraries to one of
> the main applications and generate an executable. SKLoader. But, when
> we try to run this main executable, we are getting the following
> errors:
>
> ./SKLoader: syntax error near unexpected token `<bigaf>'
> ./SKLoader: ./SKLoader: line 1: `<bigaf>'
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> -Nikhil
You've built an executable, so clearly your C++ code is compileable.
The only other question that people here will be able to answer is "why
doesn't my program do what I think it should?" To answer that, people
will still need to see the C++ code that is misbehaving, along with
descriptions of what happens and what you think should happen.
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit...t.html#faq-5.8
Gavin Deane
Hi,
Before making the changes into the Makefiles in order to make to
portable 64 bit, all the modules worked perfectly in 32 bit mode. The
error related to (syntax error near unexpected token `<bigaf>') started
occuring when I tried to run the application in 64 bit mode.
Where does <bigaf> come from and what is your program trying to do when
it reports a syntax error? Is <bigaf> in a C++ source code file you are
trying to compile? Presumably not, since you are compiling
successfully. Is it in a file your program opens, reads and parses? If
so, people here might be able to help if you follow the guidelines for
posting code given in the FAQ I posted a link to. You would need to
show the C++ code that is reporting a syntax error and the input it
reported a syntax error in.
If you can't formulate a C++ language question then you'll have to ask
a newsgroup for your compiler or platform.
Gavin Deane
