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Coffin, Dexter writes:
 > I think I blew step D below with linux-devel.  Any thoughts?

Yes, you probably did.

I think the command lines to create them are something like this, but
its been over a year since I messed with it, so these probably are not
exactly correct:

/compat/linux/.../ld -shared -o libots.so -soname libots.so
-whole-archive libots_ev5.a -no-whole-archive 

cp libots.so /compat/linux/lib

/compat/linux/.../ld -shared -o libcpml_ev5.so -soname libcpml.so
-whole-archive libcpml_ev5.a -no-whole-archive -lots

cp libcpml_ev5.so /compat/linux/lib/libcpml.so

 > And to ask the question in advance, how then does one tie it into
 > Netscape 4.78 installed (the OSF/1 port)?

You don't.  Its a different executable format.  

Drew

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