BusinessObjects for UNIX Platform???

Is there a BO solution for UNIX platform?
Thanx

Hello,
Please follow the link below:
http://help.sap.com/businessobject/product_guides/
In future please search the SDN site for such basic questions.
br,
Pushkar

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/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4242: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
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/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4254: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
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/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4271: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4273: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4285: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4291: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4297: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4303: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4309: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4315: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4321: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4327: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4329: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4341: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4347: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4353: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4359: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4365: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4371: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4382: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4388: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4394: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4400: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4406: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4412: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4418: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4441: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4490: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4515: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4612: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4666: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4673: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
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/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4679: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4685: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4691: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
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/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4752: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4764: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4791: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4794: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4809: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4836: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4889: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4903: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:4944: Warning: entity size for SHF_MERGE not specified
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/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5567: Warning: entity size for SHF_MERGE not specified
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5567: Warning: group name for SHF_GROUP not specified
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5570: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5587: Warning: entity size for SHF_MERGE not specified
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5587: Warning: group name for SHF_GROUP not specified
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5587: Warning: setting incorrect section attributes for .debug_aranges
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5590: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.secrel32'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5599: Warning: entity size for SHF_MERGE not specified
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5599: Warning: group name for SHF_GROUP not specified
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5633: Warning: entity size for SHF_MERGE not specified
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5633: Warning: group name for SHF_GROUP not specified
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5648: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.def'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5648: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.scl'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5648: Error: unrecognized symbol type "32"
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5648: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.endef'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5649: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.def'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5649: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.scl'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5649: Error: unrecognized symbol type "32"
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5649: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.endef'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5650: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.def'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5650: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.scl'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5650: Error: unrecognized symbol type "32"
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5650: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.endef'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5651: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.def'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5651: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.scl'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5651: Error: unrecognized symbol type "32"
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5651: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.endef'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5652: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.def'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5652: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.scl'
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5652: Error: unrecognized symbol type "32"
/tmp/cc21nZXF.s:5652: Error: unknown pseudo-op: `.endef'
as: /home/max/UEFI/UDK2010.UP4/Build/MdeModule/DEBUG_UNIXGCC/X64/MdePkg/Library/BasePrintLib/BasePrintLib/OUTPUT/./PrintLibInternal.obj: warning: sh_link not set for section `.debug_abbrev'
as: /home/max/UEFI/UDK2010.UP4/Build/MdeModule/DEBUG_UNIXGCC/X64/MdePkg/Library/BasePrintLib/BasePrintLib/OUTPUT/./PrintLibInternal.obj: warning: sh_link not set for section `.debug_info'
as: /home/max/UEFI/UDK2010.UP4/Build/MdeModule/DEBUG_UNIXGCC/X64/MdePkg/Library/BasePrintLib/BasePrintLib/OUTPUT/./PrintLibInternal.obj: warning: sh_link not set for section `.debug_line'
as: /home/max/UEFI/UDK2010.UP4/Build/MdeModule/DEBUG_UNIXGCC/X64/MdePkg/Library/BasePrintLib/BasePrintLib/OUTPUT/./PrintLibInternal.obj: warning: sh_link not set for section `.rdata'
as: /home/max/UEFI/UDK2010.UP4/Build/MdeModule/DEBUG_UNIXGCC/X64/MdePkg/Library/BasePrintLib/BasePrintLib/OUTPUT/./PrintLibInternal.obj: warning: sh_link not set for section `.debug_frame'
as: /home/max/UEFI/UDK2010.UP4/Build/MdeModule/DEBUG_UNIXGCC/X64/MdePkg/Library/BasePrintLib/BasePrintLib/OUTPUT/./PrintLibInternal.obj: warning: sh_link not set for section `.debug_loc'
as: /home/max/UEFI/UDK2010.UP4/Build/MdeModule/DEBUG_UNIXGCC/X64/MdePkg/Library/BasePrintLib/BasePrintLib/OUTPUT/./PrintLibInternal.obj: warning: sh_link not set for section `.debug_pubnames'
as: /home/max/UEFI/UDK2010.UP4/Build/MdeModule/DEBUG_UNIXGCC/X64/MdePkg/Library/BasePrintLib/BasePrintLib/OUTPUT/./PrintLibInternal.obj: warning: sh_link not set for section `.debug_aranges'
as: /home/max/UEFI/UDK2010.UP4/Build/MdeModule/DEBUG_UNIXGCC/X64/MdePkg/Library/BasePrintLib/BasePrintLib/OUTPUT/./PrintLibInternal.obj: warning: sh_link not set for section `.debug_ranges'
as: /home/max/UEFI/UDK2010.UP4/Build/MdeModule/DEBUG_UNIXGCC/X64/MdePkg/Library/BasePrintLib/BasePrintLib/OUTPUT/./PrintLibInternal.obj: warning: sh_link not set for section `.debug_str'
make: *** [/home/max/UEFI/UDK2010.UP4/Build/MdeModule/DEBUG_UNIXGCC/X64/MdePkg/Library/BasePrintLib/BasePrintLib/OUTPUT/PrintLibInternal.obj] Error 1
build.py...
: error 7000: Failed to execute command
make tbuild [/home/max/UEFI/UDK2010.UP4/Build/MdeModule/DEBUG_UNIXGCC/X64/MdePkg/Library/BasePrintLib/BasePrintLib]
build.py...
: error 7000: Failed to execute command
make tbuild [/home/max/UEFI/UDK2010.UP4/Build/MdeModule/DEBUG_UNIXGCC/X64/MdePkg/Library/BaseLib/BaseLib]
build.py...
: error F002: Failed to build module
/home/max/UEFI/UDK2010.UP4/MdePkg/Library/BasePrintLib/BasePrintLib.inf [X64, UNIXGCC, DEBUG]
Last edited by Flash99 (2011-09-16 15:12:20)

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