Can I convert Linux library to Solaris?

Im sun user. using SUN FIRE V1280.
I got free crypto library compiled on Linux. Im using solaris sparc.
I couldn't run this code, due to different archeticture.
How to convert this library to solaris sparc, so that i can run it.
the library file extention is ".a"
Thanks in advance

You cannot convert a binary created for an x86 platform for use on a SPARC platform.
See if you cant get a Solaris/SPARC version of the binary. If not, maybe you can get the source code and build it yourself.

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