BEA Tuxedo and Sun Solaris V2.6 C++ Compiler V5.0 Problem

Hi Friends,
We are having problem with Tuxedo servers compiling/build using the Sun Solaris V2.6 Workshop C++ compiler V5.0. The Tuxedo servers do not boot up. The servers hang in tpopen() ATMI call. We used dbx to determine this.
The same code when build using C compiler works fine. It seems that C++ Compiler V5.0 has some trouble with BEA Tuxedo. We even tried compat=4 option which creates V4.0 compatible object library. It also does not get us thru.
Is anyone using this compiler for BEA tuxedo development?
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Best Regards
Manoj SASIDHARAN

Hi again!
Did some investigation, found this:
http://www.bea.com/support/askbea/tux/S-05487.shtml
Best Regards
Sven Björkegren
Manoj SASIDHARAN skrev:
Hi Friends,
We are having problem with Tuxedo servers compiling/build using the Sun Solaris V2.6 Workshop C++ compiler V5.0. The Tuxedo servers do not boot up. The servers hang in tpopen() ATMI call. We used dbx to determine this.
The same code when build using C compiler works fine. It seems that C++ Compiler V5.0 has some trouble with BEA Tuxedo. We even tried compat=4 option which creates V4.0 compatible object library. It also does not get us thru.
Is anyone using this compiler for BEA tuxedo development?
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Best Regards
Manoj SASIDHARAN[sven.bjorkegren.vcf]

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