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mod_webapp runtime error symbol __moddi3 not found
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mod_webapp runtime error symbol __moddi3 not found
trawick@apache.org changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Component|Other mods |Connector:Webapp
Product|Apache httpd-1.3 |Tomcat 4
Version|1.3.23 |4.0 Beta 1
------- Additional Comments From trawick@apache.org 2003-02-26 11:31 -------
This is really a mod_webapp issue since you're going to have to tweak
the mod_webapp build to fix this. I'm changing the product/component
as appropriate so you can get better assistance.
Here are some hints though.
This is a gcc issue that happens sometimes even with Apache-provided DSOs.
You need to get libgcc.a linked into the DSO by adding something like
this to the link invocation:
-L/directory/containing/libgcc.a -lgcc
I think you can do that by editing the mod_webapp makefile and adding the
two -L and -l options to their apxs -c invocation.
If they don't use apxs -c to perform the link, you'll need to ask advice
on where to add those options.
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