On Wednesday, June 21, 2006, at 09:43AM, Thomas Heller <theller at python.net> wrote: >Ronald Oussoren schrieb: >>> will have a look. >> >> It is a platform bug, RTLD_LOCAL doesn't work on 10.3. The following C >> snippet fails with the same error as ctypes: FAIL: dlcompat: unable to >> open this file with RTLD_LOCAL. This seems to be confirmed by this >> sourcet test file from darwin: >> http://darwinsource.opendarwin.org/10.4.1/dyld-43/unit-tests/test-cases/dlopen-RTLD_LOCAL/main.c. >> > >What does this mean? Would it work with RTLD_GLOBAL, is there any other >way to repair it, or does loading dylibs not work at all on Panther? Using RTLD_GLOBAL does work. This should also be fairly save as RTLD_GLOBAL seems to be the same as RTLD_LOCAL when using two-level namespaces (which is the default on OSX and used by Python). Ronald
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