Linux Library Path

Troubleshooting General Help
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Oh no! Another linking problem! Hopefully, the last linking problem, too. I went through my own tutorial in Linux, and I got the error, following instructions exactly.  What was the solution to this? I tried it with and without quotes, and moved the .dlls around to try to make it work, but nothing happened. How can I fix the problem? My VM options were:

-Djava.library.path=./home/jedimace1/JME2/JME2/lib/lwjgl/native/linux;./home/jedimace1/JME2/JME2Physics/impl/ode/lib

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doesn't linux use  : instead of ; ?

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Linux uses : instead of ; for path seperation afaik. Linux also doesn't use .dll but .so

You can also use the LD_LIBRARY_PATH shell variable.



As a last resort, you can put all the native libraries in the same directory where you run the program.

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I tried with both : and ;…

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Jedimace1 said:

./home/jedimace1



Are you quite sure about this? "." means "current directory" in unix - you might want to try again without the leading period.
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Tried that too, with and without quotes, with colons and semicolons, with and without the dots, with single and double quotes. I tried putting it in the directory of the .exe. Anything else?

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Have you ever been able to let it work in Linux?

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Perhaps if you try this:



-Djava.library.path=./home/jedimace1/JME2/JME2/lib/lwjgl/native/linux/*:./home/jedimace1/JME2/JME2Physics/impl/ode/lib/*:.



with or without (single/double) quotes.
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I works for me on linux (slackware 12.0).

What error messages do you get?

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I've never had LD_LIBRARY_PATH fail on me either. Make sure you use full path rather than relative ones like you do there.