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I have a make file right now that is doing all my compiling and linking for all my CORBA files. I am able to compile and link my files for my CORBA server but when I run the "executable" I get a error:
./myserver: error while loading shared libraries: libomnithread.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Now I link the libraries in when I created myserver, so from what I am reading on the internet I need to somehow add all these libraries for OmniORB to my PATH, how do I go about doing that? for a FYI my make file is below:
No that didn't do the trick, i ended up creating a LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable and then setting it to my lib path and that fixed it. Thanks for the replies!
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