Solaris 2.6's compiler.

I work in a O.S. Solaris 2.6 and when compiled a program with headerfile, the compiler show the following message: " ld: elf error: file 'path'/my_extern.h unknown type, unable to process using elf (3E) libraries.". Can you help me?
Thanks.

Sounds like a .h file is somehow making it down to the linker. Can you post the output of your compilation with the "-#" flag set (assuming cc).
Is it possible that your makefile (or build method) has a .h sent to the link phase?
Alan
Sun Developer Technical Support
http://www.sun.com/developers/support

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