Re: Linux4GL

In article <37E7CB1A.CCA6CB89@bloomberg.net>, Art S. Kagel <kagel@bloomberg.net> writes >Howard Soper wrote: >> >> Can someone tell me which library rpm's need to be installed to be able to >> use Informix 4GL (C4gl or r4gl with custom runner ). > >That depends on which Linux release you have. For some you need nothing. >For others, using the egcs compiler, you need the gcc compiler RPMS. > >ALWAYS, ALWAYS post your configuration, even if it seems irrelevant and >even if you think you are posting too much and wasting bandwidth. >Normally it wastes far less than getting and replying to 30 messages and >postings telling you to post your configuration! This is not just for >Howard. There have been too many posts without enough details lately. >PLEASE PLEASE everyone post as much information as possible (no we do not >need to see the last 6 months of your online message log, or any part >thereof for a question like this, but if you are having a runtime or start >up problem a few dozen entries cannot hurt!). Your hardware platform, OS >and version, Informix engine class (IDS, OL, SE) and version (including >maintenance levels, as 7.31UC2-2 NOT "7"), any tools you are using >INCLUDING versions, onconfig file if you are having a startup or >performance problem, message log and/or af. files if you have had a crash >you do not understand, appropriate onstat output if you know what options >will point up your problem (if not at least: -p, -d, -F, -R, -m, -g glo, >-g seg and if disk or performance related add: -D, -g iov, -g iof, -g ioq). > >Also do not: > >o Post HTML - many of us use UNIX based text only mailers >o Post BASE64 encoded messages > >Try, as far as it is possible, to: > >o Post in English - this is not chauvinism, most of us are English > speaking and so you will take advantage of the most resourses. If one > does not speak English, post whatever you have to, we'll give it a try. >o Post in Latin/Roman characters - like above, posting in Cyrillic, > Chinese, or Japanese character reduces your audience. > >Sorry you caught this diatribe, Howard, but periodically we have to remind >newcomers how to help us to best help them. > >Art S. Kagel Added to the FAQ! Can you please check Section 2.1.3 is OK? -- David Williams