Questions tagged [hp-ux]

HP-UX (Hewlett-Packard UniX) is Hewlett-Packard's proprietary implementation of the Unix operating system, based on UNIX System V (initially System III) and first released in 1984.

HP-UX (Hewlett-Packard UniX) is Hewlett-Packard's proprietary implementation of the Unix operating system, based on UNIX System V (initially System III) and first released in 1984.

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Checking memory leaks on HPUX

What fields of getrusage do I use in order to check for memory leak on HPUX (what is the parallel to RES in 'top')?
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Appending to variable in Makefiles for HP-UX make

I'm trying to append some text to a variable in a Makefile for HP-UX's version of make. If i use the "normal" appender, like this: CFLAGS+=some text $(CFLAGS) comes out empty. If i reference the variable, like this: CFLAGS=$(CFLAGS) some text make…
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postgresql on HP NonStop system

I want to install postgres on HP NonStop J series server. Can someone who is having experience on similar configuration help me out? I did not found any postgres libraries/installation packages/patches for NonStop servers. I am new to NonStop…
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Add linker option to boost build on HPUX

On HPUX I need to use the +h link option to get the boost 1.39.0 shared libraries to contain correct paths. -Wl,+h$(SPACE)-Wl,$(<[-1]:D=) (From…
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Remote debugging on HPUX

I am trying to do remote debugging on HPUX using WDB but am not really getting anywhere. Any ideas or links to decent tutorials?
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Maximum number of file handles that can be opened in Perl

I am working on a Perl script that opens a huge file and which has the records in the below format. Script might run in Solaris 10 or HP UX 11.0 Filename1 , col1, col2 Filename1 , col1, col2 Filename2 , col1, col2 Filename3 , col1, col2 When I…
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What do these HP-UX PA-RISC aCC compiler options mean?

I'm checking a 7 years old C/C++ system's Makefile. It was compiled by HP aCC, and it's running on HP-UX PA-RISC. I found many cflags descriptions here: http://h21007.www2.hp.com/portal/download/files/unprot/aCxx/Online_Help/options.htm , but these…
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cc: error: cannot open message catalog: ecc.cat

I have a test script which is internally calling make to compile a sample C programme. But for some unknown reasons, the compilation is not going through. It is throwing below error: 08-27 20:23:45.777 make program cc -o…
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subtract time from current date [ bash - HP-UX ]

I would like to know how to subtract X minutes from the current system date. I do know how to subtract hours, but I need a more flexible solution. NEWDATE=`TZ=GMT-1 date +%y%m%d%H%M.%S` echo $NEWDATE
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Compiling Ruby 1.9.1-p129 on HPUX

I am trying to compile Ruby on HPUX but get the following: cc: "transcode.c", line 1489: error 1588: "SIZE_MAX" undefined. cc: "transcode.c", line 1489: error 1563: Expression in if must be scalar.
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Is it possible to determine the cause of a HPUX PA-RISC seg fault without using pmap or wdb?

We are encountering a randomly occurring segmentation fault on a C/C++ HPUX PA-RISC application RELEASE demo compiled with the HPUX PARISC compiler and linker ACC which loads a HPUX PA_RISC RELEASE shared object sl(i.e. so) compiled and linked with…
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How to source remote scripts and assign variables remotely in rsh?

There is this problem that's been bothering me lately. I'm trying to do the following using rsh or remsh (in HPUX): #!/bin/sh rsh myDNS" DIRECTORY=/tmp/foo1/foo2 echo $DIRECTORY " When I try to run the above script, however, I get blank output…
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Windows Performance Counter Port to Linux, HP-UX and AIX

We implemented a server application available on Windows only. Now we like to port it to Linux, HP-UX and AIX, too. This application provides internal statistics through performance counters into the Windows Performance Monitor. To be more precise:…
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wcwidth issue on HPUX : Internationalization and Localization Issue on HPUX

Following program returns incorrect values {-1,0,-1} on HPUX whereas if I run the same program on Linux it works correctly for the locale "de_DE.iso885915@euro". Is there any issue with HPUX wcwidth, iswprint and wcswidth. int main () { wchar_t…
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Is there a signal safe version of the hpux _UNW_STACK_TRACE stack unwind function?

Rather bizarrely the hpux unwind API _UNW_STACK_TRACE doesn't take a file descriptor, but instead takes a FILE*. The newer API uwx_stack_trace also takes a FILE*. With both of these using buffered IO and not (signal safe IO interfaces)…
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