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Unsatisfied link error when running on FreeBSD #302
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Is this distinct from issue #279 ? |
@twall Perhaps, was that fix not included in 4.0.0? |
It’ll be in 4.0.1 whenever that gets pushed out. On Jan 27, 2014, at 11:29 AM, R. Tyler Croy [email protected] wrote:
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@twall are you folks planning on releasing a 4.0.1 any time soon? I'm hoping to see this fix included upstream inside of Jenkins :/ |
waiting on one of the maintainers (me, db, or dan) to get time to do it, sorry. On Feb 24, 2014, at 10:17 PM, R. Tyler Croy [email protected] wrote:
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This was fixed in 6f13f2e |
This is marked as fixed. |
Motivation: At the moment our code depends on sun.misc.Unsafe. We should better not do this if possible as it might go away at some point. Modifications: - Rewrite code to just use ByteBuffer directly and not Unsafe Result: No more dependency on sun.misc.Unsafe
I'm calling
Native.loadLibrary("c", BSDCLibrary.class)
from my FreeBSD (amd64) machine.Running with
jna.debug_load
set, e.g.Results in this:
For whatever reason,
/usr/lib/libc.so
is actually a text file:I'm not sure if this is a bug that JNA should fix, or if the "resolution" is for me to just create a symlink in my library path to
/lib/libc.so.7
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