On Fri, Oct 22, 2004 at 02:41:16PM +0200, Daniel Stenberg wrote:
> On Fri, 22 Oct 2004, [utf-8] ??? wrote:
> >i only keep one copy of libcurl libray, so i am sure both my program the
> >the test program will load the same library in run-time.
>
> I think he meant _other_ libraries than libcurl. I'm sure you link with
> numerous shared libraries, as most unix systems do.

Right. The bizarre symptoms sound like the library linked at run time is
expecting different arguments or calling stack somehow, like perhaps a
mismatch in Pascal-vs-C argument convention, or different stack frame
or passing arguments in registers vs on the stack, or a ordinal-based
shared library scheme with the wrong ordinals. As someone
(you?) suggested recently, it would be valuable to try linking everything
statically to try to eliminate a run-time library mismatch as the source
of the problem.

>>> Dan

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