You're going to have to do one of the following:
(1) Transfer the library with the application (can you compile it
statically?)
(2) Have a shell script on each agent check for the library's presence, and
download and install it if necessary
(3) Pre-install the library on all your agents
Personally I find #2 flexibile and useful--use Xgrid to distribute a shell
script to agents that downloads the actual application and, if necessary,
downloads and installs sdl.
Regards,
Ben
On 1/26/07 6:44 AM, "Nicolas Lassabe" <email@hidden> wrote:
> I have a problem to summit a job. My application uses the sdl
> library. When I start the job the sdl library, it is not tranfered
> with my application (it is a dynamic librairy). I would like to know
> the solution. I use g++ directly in unix mode. I use a makefile to
> compile my application.
>
> Thank for your answere
>
>
>
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