4 libraries in WindowsOS format

I imported from 10g/UNIX a database and imported into my 10g/Windows7 computer and i see that following libraries were created:
SELECT *
FROM All_Libraries
WHERE Library_Name IN ('SHA256LIB', 'CRYPTLIB', 'MD5LIB', 'SHA1LIB')
     YTIRCES     SHA256LIB     /u01/app/oracle/wrk/ptlibs/libsha256.so     Y     VALID
     YTIRCES     CRYPTLIB     /usr/lib/sparcv9/libcrypt_i.so     Y     VALID
     YTIRCES     MD5LIB     /usr/lib/libmd5.so.1     Y     VALID
     YTIRCES     SHA1LIB     /usr/lib/sparcv9/sha1lib.so.1     Y     VALID
*/Where can i download those 4 libraries in Windows OS format? As you see currently the library's "file_spec" references to not existing folder/file path and file is in UNIX-format.
Maybe those are not public generally known libraries but self made private ones? Or maybe those libraries comes with some add-on software installation to Oracle database? Sry that i'm not very aware of those libraries, but i want to set them up in my computer.
Edited by: CharlesRoos on 15.10.2010 13:43

Ok, sry, posted to there:
4 libraries in WindowsOS format (SHA256LIB, CRYPTLIB, MD5LIB,SHA1)
Current topic here can be deleted.
Edited by: CharlesRoos on 15.10.2010 13:59

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I imported from 10g/UNIX a database and imported into my 10g/Windows7 computer and i see that following libraries were created:
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WHERE Library_Name IN ('SHA256LIB', 'CRYPTLIB', 'MD5LIB', 'SHA1LIB')
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     YTIRCES     MD5LIB     /usr/lib/libmd5.so.1     Y     VALID
     YTIRCES     SHA1LIB     /usr/lib/sparcv9/sha1lib.so.1     Y     VALID
*/Where can i download those 4 libraries in Windows OS format? As you see currently the library's "file_spec" references to not existing folder/file path and file is in UNIX-format.
Maybe those are not public generally known libraries but self made private ones? Or maybe those libraries comes with some add-on software installation to Oracle database? Sry that i'm not very aware of those libraries, but i want to set them up in my computer.

CharlesRoos wrote:
but where can i download those libraries for windows?
I understand that the 1st one is self made and it's source code can be recompiled to Windows format.
But the last 3 libraries belongs to Solaris OS native libraries. Can i have equivalent libraries for Windows7?
Or are those library files already in my Oracle 10g folders somewhere?
Edited by: CharlesRoos on 15.10.2010 14:20I do not think downloading these libraries for windows and i think these do not need.
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