Compiling C++ using Sun Studio 11

Hi,
I have downloaded and installed "IBM Message Service client for C/C++" (in Solaris 5.8) to publish messages to Websphere MQ Topics using C++ programs. The IBM installation comes with a compiled version of the sample programs and I am able to execute them successfully using Sun studio 11's C++ compiler. But when I try to compile these sample programs , it throws the following exception.
mqm$ CC SampleConsumerCPP.cpp
"SampleConsumerCPP.cpp", line 36: Error: Could not open include file<xms.hpp>.
"SampleConsumerCPP.hpp", line 39: Error: Could not open include file<helperfunctions.h>.
"SampleConsumerCPP.hpp", line 52: Error: xmsVOID is not defined.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 44: Error: xms is not defined.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 44: Error: MessageListener is not defined.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 55: Error: Type name expected instead of "xmsVOID".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 55: Error: "virtual" is not allowed here.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 55: Error: Identifier expected instead of "const".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 55: Error: Use ";" to terminate declarations.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 56: Error: Use ";" to terminate declarations.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 56: Error: "," expected instead of "displayMsg".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 62: Error: Use ";" to terminate declarations.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 62: Error: Type name expected instead of "xmsVOID".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 63: Error: Type name expected instead of "xmsINT".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 63: Error: Identifier expected instead of "const".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 63: Error: Multiple declaration for const.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 63: Error: Use ";" to terminate declarations.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 64: Error: Use ";" to terminate declarations.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 64: Error: Type name expected instead of "xmsVOID".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 65: Error: Type name expected instead of "xmsINT".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 65: Error: Identifier expected instead of "const".
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 65: Error: Multiple declaration for const.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 65: Error: Use ";" to terminate declarations.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 67: Error: Use ";" to terminate declarations.
"SampleMsgListener.hpp", line 73: Error: Type name expected instead of "xmsINT".
Compilation aborted, too many Error messages.
The compiler does not recognize the "make" command either.
Find below my PATH settings.
"/tools/java/j2sdk1.4.2_08/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/data/sunstudio10/SUNWspro/bin:/opt/mqm/java/bin:/usr/openwin/bin:/data/mqapi/tools/cpp/include:/data/mqapi/tools/samples/common:/data/mqapi/lib"
where /data/mqapi contains the XMS installation.
Any pointers to solve this issue will be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Meeraa

Hi,
I have downloaded and installed "IBM Message Service
client for C/C++" (in Solaris 5.8) ...
mqm$ CC SampleConsumerCPP.cpp
"SampleConsumerCPP.cpp", line 36: Error: Could not
open include file<xms.hpp>.You probably don't want to be running CC on its own.
The compiler does not recognize the "make" command
either.
Find below my PATH settings.
"/tools/java/j2sdk1.4.2_08/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin
:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/data/sunstudio1
0/SUNWspro/bin:/opt/mqm/java/bin:/usr/openwin/bin:/dat
a/mqapi/tools/cpp/include:/data/mqapi/tools/samples/co
mmon:/data/mqapi/lib"
where /data/mqapi contains the XMS installation.You need to set your path in your shell. Make sure that /usr/ccs/bin is in your PATH.
Have you really installed Studio 11 in "/data/sunstudio10" - that looks a bit confuding to me!
Paul

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R_getProcTime libR.a(memory.o)
lzma_lzma_preset libR.a(connections.o)
lzma_end libR.a(connections.o)
R_ExpandFileName libR.a(platform.o)
R_OpenInitFile libR.a(main.o)
R_getClockIncrement libR.a(memory.o)
BZ2_bzDecompress libR.a(dounzip.o)
R_ReadConsole libR.a(main.o)
Rf_initialize_R Rmain.o
call_dqags libR.a(registration.o)
call_dqagi libR.a(registration.o)
Rf_lchoose libR.a(arithmetic.o)
R_ChooseFile libR.a(platform.o)
Rz_deflateInit2_ libR.a(connections.o)
lzma_code libR.a(connections.o)
N01_kind libR.a(RNG.o)
do_machine libR.a(names.o)
R_max_col libR.a(registration.o)
R_ClearerrConsole libR.a(scan.o)
do_dataviewer libR.a(names.o)
Rf_InitEd libR.a(main.o)
pcre_maketables libR.a(grep.o)
tre_regaparams_default libR.a(agrep.o)
libintl_gettext libR.a(main.o)
libintl_textdomain libR.a(main.o)
lzma_stream_decoder libR.a(connections.o)
R_Busy libR.a(main.o)
Rf_dnf libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_dnt libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_pnf libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_pnt libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qnf libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qnt libR.a(arithmetic.o)
BZ2_bzRead libR.a(connections.o)
Rf_choose libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Brent_fmin libR.a(optimize.o)
BZ2_bzDecompressEnd libR.a(dounzip.o)
Rf_dbinom libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_dchisq libR.a(arithmetic.o)
R_cumsum libR.a(registration.o)
Rf_dgamma libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_dhyper libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_dlogis libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_dlnorm libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_dnbeta libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_dnorm4 libR.a(arithmetic.o)
fft_factor libR.a(fourier.o)
lzma_stream_encoder libR.a(connections.o)
Rf_fround libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_ftrunc libR.a(arithmetic.o)
tre_regawexec libR.a(agrep.o)
Rz_compress libR.a(connections.o)
do_addhistory libR.a(names.o)
Rf_pbinom libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_pchisq libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_pgamma libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_phyper libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_plogis libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_plnorm libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_pnbeta libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_pnorm5 libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qbinom libR.a(arithmetic.o)
R_pretty libR.a(registration.o)
R_cpolyroot libR.a(complex.o)
Rf_qchisq libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_ptukey libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qgamma libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qhyper libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qlogis libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qlnorm libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qnbeta libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qnorm5 libR.a(arithmetic.o)
bakslv libR.a(registration.o)
Rf_rbinom libR.a(random.o)
Rf_rchisq libR.a(random.o)
Rf_qtukey libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_rgamma libR.a(random.o)
Rf_rhyper libR.a(random.o)
Rf_rlogis libR.a(random.o)
Rf_rlnorm libR.a(random.o)
R_rowsum libR.a(registration.o)
str_signif libR.a(registration.o)
Rf_pcauchy libR.a(arithmetic.o)
dchdc_ libR.a(registration.o)
do_system libR.a(names.o)
do_X11 libR.a(names.o)
dpbfa_ libR.a(registration.o)
dpbsl_ libR.a(registration.o)
dpoco_ libR.a(registration.o)
dpodi_ libR.a(registration.o)
dpofa_ libR.a(registration.o)
dposl_ libR.a(registration.o)
dqrcf_ libR.a(registration.o)
dqrdc_ libR.a(registration.o)
dqrls_ libR.a(registration.o)
dqrqy_ libR.a(registration.o)
dqrsl_ libR.a(registration.o)
dqrxb_ libR.a(registration.o)
dsvdc_ libR.a(registration.o)
dtrco_ libR.a(registration.o)
dtrsl_ libR.a(registration.o)
wilcox_free libR.a(registration.o)
fdhess libR.a(optimize.o)
R_ShowFiles libR.a(platform.o)
BZ2_bzReadGetUnused libR.a(connections.o)
tre_regaexecb libR.a(agrep.o)
BZ2_bzReadOpen libR.a(connections.o)
R_zeroin libR.a(optimize.o)
pcrevalid_utf8 libR.a(util.o)
machar libR.a(platform.o)
Rf_pnchisq libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_pnbinom libR.a(arithmetic.o)
lzma_crc64 libR.a(util.o)
optif9 libR.a(optimize.o)
rcont2 libR.a(random.o)
R_pretty0 libR.a(engine.o)
setulb libR.a(optim.o)
Rf_qcauchy libR.a(arithmetic.o)
R_tabulate libR.a(registration.o)
tre_regncompb libR.a(grep.o)
tre_regnexecb libR.a(grep.o)
Rf_pwilcox libR.a(arithmetic.o)
libintl_dngettext libR.a(errors.o)
find_interv_vec libR.a(registration.o)
Rf_qnchisq libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qnbinom libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_bessel_i_ex libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_bessel_j_ex libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_bessel_y_ex libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_bessel_k_ex libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rz_inflateEnd libR.a(connections.o)
Rz_deflateEnd libR.a(connections.o)
Rf_rcauchy libR.a(random.o)
Rf_trigamma libR.a(arithmetic.o)
do_saveplot libR.a(names.o)
pcre_free libR.a(grep.o)
pcre_exec libR.a(grep.o)
Rf_beta libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_dexp libR.a(arithmetic.o)
tre_regcomp libR.a(platform.o)
tre_regexec libR.a(platform.o)
tre_regfree libR.a(platform.o)
Rf_pexp libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qexp libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_rexp libR.a(random.o)
Rf_sign libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qwilcox libR.a(arithmetic.o)
R_ReadClipboard libR.a(connections.o)
BZ2_bzWriteOpen libR.a(connections.o)
bincode libR.a(registration.o)
R_CleanTempDir libR.a(main.o)
R_access_X11 libR.a(platform.o)
norm_rand libR.a(optim.o)
Rf_rnchisq libR.a(random.o)
Rf_rnbinom libR.a(random.o)
R_running_as_main_program Rmain.o
Rf_psigamma libR.a(arithmetic.o)
ch2inv_ libR.a(registration.o)
BZ2_bzWrite libR.a(connections.o)
BZ2_bzBuffToBuffDecompress libR.a(connections.o)
Rz_inflateInit2_ libR.a(connections.o)
Rf_rwilcox libR.a(random.o)
R_CleanUp libR.a(main.o)
Rf_dsignrank libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_psignrank libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_rsignrank libR.a(random.o)
Rf_qsignrank libR.a(arithmetic.o)
BZ2_bzDecompressInit libR.a(dounzip.o)
Rf_dcauchy libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rz_deflate libR.a(connections.o)
R_Suicide libR.a(main.o)
libintl_bindtextdomain libR.a(main.o)
stemleaf libR.a(registration.o)
Rf_digamma libR.a(arithmetic.o)
do_sysinfo libR.a(names.o)
Rf_dnchisq libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_dnbinom libR.a(arithmetic.o)
do_edit libR.a(names.o)
pcre_study libR.a(grep.o)
R_ShowMessage libR.a(startup.o)
dqrdc2_ libR.a(registration.o)
dqrqty_ libR.a(registration.o)
dqrrsd_ libR.a(registration.o)
Rf_InitFunctionHashing libR.a(Rdynload.o)
R_FlushConsole libR.a(plot.o)
lzma_alone_decoder libR.a(connections.o)
Rf_dwilcox libR.a(arithmetic.o)
rmultinom libR.a(random.o)
tre_regwcomp libR.a(agrep.o)
tre_regwexec libR.a(grep.o)
Rf_dbeta libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_dgeom libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_dpois libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_dunif libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_fmin2 libR.a(plot3d.o)
Rf_fmax2 libR.a(relop.o)
Rf_fprec libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_imax2 libR.a(printutils.o)
Rf_lbeta libR.a(arithmetic.o)
tre_regcompb libR.a(agrep.o)
do_savehistory libR.a(names.o)
tre_regerror libR.a(agrep.o)
tre_regexecb libR.a(dcf.o)
Rf_pbeta libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_pgeom libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_ppois libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qbeta libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_punif libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qgeom libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qpois libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_rbeta libR.a(random.o)
Rf_qunif libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_rgeom libR.a(random.o)
Rf_rnorm libR.a(random.o)
Rf_rpois libR.a(random.o)
Rf_runif libR.a(random.o)
do_loadhistory libR.a(names.o)
tre_regaexec libR.a(agrep.o)
R_WriteConsoleEx libR.a(printutils.o)
Rz_inflateReset libR.a(connections.o)
do_dataentry libR.a(names.o)
lzma_raw_encoder libR.a(connections.o)
BZ2_bzBuffToBuffCompress libR.a(connections.o)
Rf_lgammafn libR.a(random.o)
BM_norm_keep libR.a(RNG.o)
Rf_gammafn libR.a(arithmetic.o)
libintl_dgettext libR.a(main.o)
libintl_ngettext libR.a(printarray.o)
fft_work libR.a(fourier.o)
lzma_raw_decoder libR.a(connections.o)
Rf_pweibull libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_qweibull libR.a(arithmetic.o)
Rf_rweibull libR.a(random.o)
Rf_dweibull libR.a(arithmetic.o)
pcre_fullinfo libR.a(grep.o)
R_WriteConsole libR.a(printutils.o)
R_ResetConsole libR.a(errors.o)
BZ2_bzWriteClose libR.a(connections.o)
signrank_free libR.a(registration.o)
pcre_compile libR.a(grep.o)
BZ2_bzReadClose libR.a(connections.o)
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--without-readline \
--enable-R-shlib

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Hello,
My c++ project have lots of cpp files and it takes around 5 - 5.5 hours to build the application which is definitely a lot of time. Little bit of googling landed me to the following sun link to reduce the build time.
http://developers.sun.com/solaris/articles/parallel_make.html
By using parallel make option of -j as it should reduce the build time considerably as i was using Solaris 9 on Sparc Sun-Fire-V440 which is having 4 CPU.
But on invoking make with a -j option i.e "make all -j 4" I get the following error :
make: Warning: Ignoring DistributedMake -j option
I even tried to use gcc make instead of sun(/usr/ccs/bin/make) make but none of them is actually helping me to reduce my build time.
Can some please guide me how should i go ahead withe usage of -j option on solaris.

You should be aware that amount of parallelism that dmake can exploit depends fully on your Makefiles.
Unnecessary dependencies can significantly reduce amount of parallelism.
Recursive makefiles (make rules in turn calling makes) will hamper parallelism as well.
Hidden dependencies (those not directly specified in rules) will lead to spontaneous build failures.
It will take some discipline to write makefiles properly, but in a long term it will pay off.
regards,
__Fedor.

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/var/tmp/iperf-2.0.2 (nocc-testjump) #> /usr/local/bin/make
/usr/local/bin/make all-recursive
make[1]: Entering directory `/var/tmp/iperf-2.0.2'
Making all in compat
make[2]: Entering directory `/var/tmp/iperf-2.0.2/compat'
if g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I../include -I../include    -O2 -MT delay.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/delay.Tpo" -c -o delay.o delay.cpp; \
        then mv -f ".deps/delay.Tpo" ".deps/delay.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/delay.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
In file included from /usr/include/sys/wait.h:24,
                 from /usr/include/stdlib.h:22,
                 from ../include/headers.h:78,
                 from ../include/Timestamp.hpp:63,
                 from delay.cpp:53:
/usr/include/sys/siginfo.h:259: 'ctid_t' is used as a type, but is not defined
   as a type.
/usr/include/sys/siginfo.h:260: 'zoneid_t' is used as a type, but is not
   defined as a type.
/usr/include/sys/siginfo.h:390: 'ctid_t' is used as a type, but is not defined
   as a type.
/usr/include/sys/siginfo.h:391: 'zoneid_t' is used as a type, but is not
   defined as a type.
make[2]: *** [delay.o] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/var/tmp/iperf-2.0.2/compat'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/var/tmp/iperf-2.0.2'
make: *** [all] Error 2
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In general, if you are having a problem compiling Open Source code with Sun Studio, you need to try the community support portal for that code.
Start with the Iperf home page
[http://starplane.org/tooldoc/iperf/]
Often, Open Source code has been tried only with gcc, and won't build with other compilers without some effort.
If nobody else has tried using Sun Studio, you might need to do some debugging of configuration scripts and even source code.
The Iperf home page provides an address where you can report such problems.
In addition, older versions of autoconf and libtool don't work with Sun Studio, and can generate invalid makefiles. Be sure you have the current versions of both, if they are used by Iperf.

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I managed to compile MySQL 5.1.26-rc with Sun Studio Express on Linux (OpenSuse 10.2 on x64), but I get unexpected crashes every time a connection thread exits:
(gdb) where
#0 0x00002b2ce0649535 in raise () from /lib64/libc.so.6
#1 0x00002b2ce064a990 in abort () from /lib64/libc.so.6
#2 0x00002b2cdf949795 in __pthread_unwind () from /lib64/libpthread.so.0
#3 0x00002b2cdf944425 in pthread_exit () from /lib64/libpthread.so.0
#4 0x00000000005048b2 in one_thread_per_connection_end (thd=0x16d88f0, put_in_cache=false)
at /home/mysql/debug/sql//mysqld.cc:1893
#5 0x0000000000513b75 in handle_one_connection (arg=0x16d88f0) at /home/mysql/mysql-5.1.26-rc/sql//sql_connect.cc:1122
#6 0x00002b2cdf94309e in start_thread () from /lib64/libpthread.so.0
#7 0x00002b2ce06da4cd in clone () from /lib64/libc.so.6
#8 0x0000000000000000 in ?? ()If I compile with gcc using e.g. BUILD/compile-amd64-debug-max, I have no issue! But I want to use Sun Studio in order to be consistent with the Solaris version, and also because Sun Studio is likely to produce better code.
Here is the compilation script, it downloads and extracts the source tree and builds it (it assumes Sun Studio Express is installed in /opt/sun):
#!/bin/bash
export PATH=/opt/sun/sunstudioceres/bin:$PATH
wget -q http://mir2.ovh.net/ftp.mysql.com/Downloads/MySQL-5.1/mysql-5.1.26-rc.tar.gz
tar xpf mysql-5.1.26-rc.tar.gz
cd mysql-5.1.26-rc
# Explicitly specify libs to avoid linking with the STL.
export LIBS="-xnolib -lCrun -lm -lc -lrt"
autoreconf --force --install > autoreconf.log 2>&1
export MY_FLAGS="-g -mt -xtarget=generic -m64"
CC=cc CXX=CC CFLAGS=$MY_FLAGS CXXFLAGS=$MY_FLAGS ./configure --with-big-tables --without-embedded-server --disable-shared --with-pthread --with-ssl -with-plugins=max > configure.log 2>&1
gmake -j > build.log 2>&1Any idea about what is going wrong?
Thanks.

Possibly the actual CC (or cc) command lines are not correct. The proper way to say not to link libCstd is the command-line option -library=no%Cstd. Then you don't need to add the default system libraries like -lc to the command line.
Can you show the actual CC command lines that are generated by the makefile? They should be in the compilation log. I'd also like to see the command line(s) used to create dynamic libraries, if any, and the final executable.

Is it possible to run sun studio 12 ide with sun studio 8 compiler?

Hi, i am in the process of evaluating sun studio 12. Our company cannot move to sun studio 12 compiler collection right now as it is a huge code base and it will take us few months even before we start using sun studio 12 compiler in our development environment. Is it possible to use sun studio 12 ide with sun studio 8 compiler collection(CC, dbx etc)? Your feedback is appreciated. thank you.

There are two parts to the answer.
1) whether you can
To choose a compiler set follow Tools->Options->C/C++
and in the BuildTools tab you'll see how it picks up
compilers from your PATH.
This dialog doesn't govern choice of dbx, which will always
come from the installation. However you can alter which dbx
is used by presetting the environment variable SPRO_DBX_PATH
to teh full pathname of a dbx of your choice.
2) whether you should
The IDE should work reasonably well with older compilers. They
are not that tightly bound.
The IDE will not work well enough with an older dbx, especially as
old as studio 8. However, while not officially supported or tested
the SS12 dbx should be reasonably bwd compatible with code
generated from older compilers.
So my recommendation is: don't use SPRO_DBX_PATH and
give the old compilers a try.

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