missing libHCI
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My most recent version of my code is missing "libHCI" and I do not recollect coding something which would deliberately
created this problem. .I can go back and run a version which runs / does have access to this library.
At this point I like to identify which code actually uses libHCI.
It takes about 2 minutes to "build" and I get plenty of compiler messages.
Is it possible to filter something related to usage of libHCI?
Is there some other way to "compare code versions " to find out where is the problem?
08:15:53: Starting /mnt/da659056-4bac-42bc-a335-54f4a3167ed0/MDI_WORK_COPY_FOLDER/MDI_BT_Oct21_STATUS/SOURCE/mdi/mdi...
/mnt/da659056-4bac-42bc-a335-54f4a3167ed0/MDI_WORK_COPY_FOLDER/MDI_BT_Oct21_STATUS/SOURCE/mdi/mdi: error while loading shared libraries: libHCI.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
08:15:53: /mnt/da659056-4bac-42bc-a335-54f4a3167ed0/MDI_WORK_COPY_FOLDER/MDI_BT_Oct21_STATUS/SOURCE/mdi/mdi exited with code 127 -
My most recent version of my code is missing "libHCI" and I do not recollect coding something which would deliberately
created this problem. .I can go back and run a version which runs / does have access to this library.
At this point I like to identify which code actually uses libHCI.
It takes about 2 minutes to "build" and I get plenty of compiler messages.
Is it possible to filter something related to usage of libHCI?
Is there some other way to "compare code versions " to find out where is the problem?
08:15:53: Starting /mnt/da659056-4bac-42bc-a335-54f4a3167ed0/MDI_WORK_COPY_FOLDER/MDI_BT_Oct21_STATUS/SOURCE/mdi/mdi...
/mnt/da659056-4bac-42bc-a335-54f4a3167ed0/MDI_WORK_COPY_FOLDER/MDI_BT_Oct21_STATUS/SOURCE/mdi/mdi: error while loading shared libraries: libHCI.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
08:15:53: /mnt/da659056-4bac-42bc-a335-54f4a3167ed0/MDI_WORK_COPY_FOLDER/MDI_BT_Oct21_STATUS/SOURCE/mdi/mdi exited with code 127@AnneRanch said in missing libHCI:
Is there some other way to "compare code versions " to find out where is the problem?