Patch Name: PHSS_19005

Patch Description: s700_800 11.00 DDE v4.22(3) cumulative patch (DDE 4.22.P1)

Creation Date: 99/06/30

Post Date:  99/07/19

Hardware Platforms - OS Releases:
	s700: 11.00
	s800: 11.00

Products:
	DDE v4.22(3)

Filesets:
	DDE.DDE,fr=B.11.01.06,fa=HP-UX_B.11.00_32/64,v=HP
	DDE.DDE-SB,fr=B.11.01.06,fa=HP-UX_B.11.00_32/64,v=HP

Automatic Reboot?: No

Status: General Release

Critical:
	Yes
	PHSS_19005: CORRUPTION

Category Tags:
	defect_repair enhancement general_release critical
	corruption

Path Name: /hp-ux_patches/s700_800/11.X/PHSS_19005

Symptoms:
	PHSS_19005:
	    The following symptoms correspond to the descriptions
	    in the defect descriptions field for PHSS_19005:
	    Note: some of these lines were wrapped to fit into a
	    (required) 60 column format.

	1)  DDE  4.21 gives wrong result if assigning  a value to a
	    'bit' variable.
	2)  DDE can't print struct if struct is the same name as
	    srcfile.
	3)  dde> ?(dde/ui_line) Input error - Resources temporarily
	    unavailable.
	4)  DDE 4.21.P3 'restart' command does not handle spaces in
	    multiple args
	5.) DDE 4.21 'list images -full' shows 'image is mapped
	    READ-ONLY'.
	6.) dde.bin: Improper context:  host: "NULL" dir: "NULL"
	    file: "a.out".
	7.) DDE 4.2x gui is not displaying general registers
	    correctly - line okay.
	8.) DDE on 11.00: bad embedded pathname to libtt.1 in
	    libDtSvc.1
	9.) printing fully qualified names fails with `amb present.
	10.)problem with ksh command edit mode.
	11.)on simple ansi C example breakpoint setting fails.

Defect Description:
	PHSS_19005:
	1) DDE gives wrong result for assigning a value to a bit
	   variable, the problem occurs when dde - print command
	   is used to assign a value to a variable , here it is
	   shown with the following example .
	   Having one simple example code say as test.c :
	   #include <stdio.h>
	   #include <string.h>
	   #include "test_h1.h"

	    main(
	        int argc,
	        char **argv
	        )
	    {
	        SimPcSettei  recdata;

	        memset(&recdata, 0, sizeof(SimPcSettei));
	        return;
	     }

	   And the corresponding header file test_h1.h as :

	   typedef struct  HDF_SA_UA_ {
	           unsigned short  SA:9,  UA:7;
	                               } HDF_SA_UA;

	   typedef struct SimPcSet_Bdy_St {
	           HDF_SA_UA        saua;
	           unsigned short   blk_cnt1;
	           HDF_SA_UA        bef_saua;
	                                   } SimPcSettei;
	    Now compiling the code
	    cc -g -o test test.c
	    load the executable
	    #dde -ui line
	    (Warning) Commands dealing with key definitions are not
	     supported in line mode.
	     dde> debug test
	     Executing image in process 10967: "/.../.../test".
	     Break at: \\test\main\12
	     Source File: /.../.../test.c
	        12   B >  memset(&recdata, 0, sizeof(SimPcSettei));
	     dde>
	     giving print recdata
	     dde> print recdata
	     \\test\main\recdata: (record)
	     \\test\main\recdata.saua: (record)
	     \\test\main\recdata.saua.SA: 0
	     \\test\main\recdata.saua.UA: 0
	     \\test\main\recdata.blk_cnt1: 0
	     \\test\main\recdata.bef_saua: (record)
	     \\test\main\recdata.bef_saua.SA: 0
	     \\test\main\recdata.bef_saua.UA: 0
	     Now trying to set say recdata.saua.SA=1 using
	     dde> pri recdata.saua.SA=1
	     3
	     dde>
	     It gives wrong result.
	     also trying
	     dde> print recdata
	     \\test\main\recdata: (record)
	     \\test\main\recdata.saua: (record)
	     \\test\main\recdata.saua.SA: 3
	     \\test\main\recdata.saua.UA: 0
	     \\test\main\recdata.blk_cnt1: 0
	     \\test\main\recdata.bef_saua: (record)
	     \\test\main\recdata.bef_saua.SA: 0
	     \\test\main\recdata.bef_saua.UA: 0
	     DDE shows the same wrong value to the variable.

	Resolution:
	    Here the problem reported was happening because
	    DDE was not doing the bit copy correctly ,
	    for setting a structure's field member which
	    happens to be a bit field DDE was using this
	    erroneous bit copy code and hence we  were
	    getting the wrong results.
	    That bit copy code was corrected to fix the problem.

	2)  DDE can't print a struct if struct is same name as
	    srcfile also DDE can't print variable with the
	    same name as struct in C++.
	    Here is the example code : myst.c
	    struct myst { int inmyst; };
	    struct myst myst;
	    int main() {
	    myst.inmyst = 214;
	    myst.inmyst = 342;
	               }
	    Now creating three executables with :
	    cc -g myst.c -o a.cc.out
	    CC -g myst.c -o a.CC.out
	    aCC -g myst.c -o a.aCC.out
	    Now when debugging
	    # dde -ui line a.cc.out
	    we get the expected result
	    dde> debug a.cc.out
	     Executing image in process 3759: "~/a.cc.out".
	     Break at: \\c\main\4, 3
	     Source File: ~/myst.c
	      4   B >   myst.inmyst = 214;
	     dde> print myst
	     \\myst: (record)
	     \\myst.inmyst: 0

	    But, when debugging a.CC.out or a.aCC.out, you only get:
	    dde> free; debug a.CC.out
	    Executing image in process 3807: "~/a.CC.out".
	    Break at: \\c\main\4
	    Source File: ~/myst.c
	         4   B >   myst.inmyst = 214;
	    dde> print myst
	    myst: (record)
	    Here if the name of the type is changed , both
	    the type and the variable can be printed;
	    $ more more myst2.c
	     struct myst2 { int inmyst; };
	     struct myst2 myst;
	     int main() {
	     myst.inmyst = 214;
	     myst.inmyst = 342;
	                 }
	    $ CC -g myst2.c -o a.CC.out2
	    $ dde -ui line a.CC.out2
	    dde> pri myst2
	    myst2: (record)
	    dde> pri myst
	    myst: (record)
	    myst.inmyst: 0
	    dde> pri (myst2) myst
	    (record): (record)
	    . inmyst: 0

	Resolution:
	   In cases where struct is same name as  the variable
	   or struct is same name as the srcfile , DDE can't
	   print the struct, this was happening only for
	   C++ and aCC , all this was happening since DDE
	   was not doing the symbol lookup correctly for
	   C++ and aCC in this given case , what DDE was doing
	   in this case was looking up types first instead of
	   names and hence it was failing; that lookup was
	   corrected to solve this problem.

	3) DDE ui_line gives :
	   dde> ?(dde/ui_line) Input error - Resource
	   temporarily unavailable
	   in some cases, and it is getting killed thereafter.
	   Here is the sample test case : io_nonblock.c
	   #include <stdio.h>
	   #include <fcntl.h>
	   #include <sys/types.h>
	   #include <unistd.h>

	   int main ()
	   {
	     int     flags;
	     fd_set  rfds, exfds;
	     char    c;

	    flags = fcntl (fileno (stdin), F_GETFL);
	    /* Set stdin to non-blocking, note not non-delay. */
	    flags |= O_NONBLOCK;

	    if (fcntl (fileno (stdin), F_SETFL, flags) == -1) {
	        printf ("Failed to set flags: 0x%x\n", flags);
	        return 0;
	    }

	    for (;;) {
	        FD_ZERO (&rfds);
	        FD_ZERO (&exfds);
	        FD_SET (fileno (stdin), &rfds);
	        FD_SET (fileno (stdin), &exfds);

	        if (select (8, &rfds, NULL, &exfds, NULL) == -1) {
	            printf ("select call failed\n");
	            return 0;
	         }

	        if (FD_ISSET (fileno (stdin), &exfds)) {
	            printf ("stdin exception occurred\n");
	            return 0;
	         }

	        if (read (fileno (stdin), &c, 1) != 1) {
	            printf ("read failed\n");
	            return 0;
	         }

	        putchar (c);
	        if (c == 'q') {
	            printf ("\nRead q, quitting\n");
	            break;
	         }
	        fflush (stdout);
	     }

	    return 0;
	   }

	   Now having DDE debug the given target program in line
	   mode , do a "go" type "q" and then hit enter key and
	   DDE fails ,
	   $ cc -g io_nonblock.c
	   $ dde -ui line a.out
	   Executing image in process 3019:
	                 "/home/janm/A5467620/a.out".
	   Break at: \\io_nonblock\main\12
	   Source File: /home/janm/A5467620/io_nonblock.c
	   12   B >     flags = fcntl (fileno (stdin), F_GETFL);
	   dde> go
	   q
	   q
	   Read q, quitting
	   Break at: \\io_nonblock\main\51
	   51   B > }
	   dde> dde> ?(dde/ui_line)
	   Input error - Resource temporarily unavailable.
	   $ dde -ui line -ver
	   dde, version 4.21.P3
	   This problem is only with line-mode UI .

	Resolution:
	  In this case with the line -mode UI, DDE was not
	  saving some of the terminal attributes and it was
	  not able to restore the file control flags when
	  target returns control to DDE, this was causing the
	  problem discussed with the given example.
	  This was resolved by enabling DDE - line mode UI
	  to save and restore the terminal attributes as
	  needed.

	4) DDE's 'restart' and 'debug' command does not
	   correctly handle multiple arguments that contain
	   spaces. Here it is shown with the followed example,
	   test.c :
	   $ more test1.C
	#include < iostream.h>

	main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
	  cout < <  "Hello World\n";
	  if (argc > 1)
	    cout < <  argv[1] < <  "\n";
	}
	$ CC -g test1.C
	$ dde -ui line a.out -- " 1"  " 2 "
	dde, version 4.21.P4
	User interface manager ui_line: Line-Mode UI,
	 version 4.21.P4
	Executing image in process 14155: "/home/janm/dde/a.out".
	Break at: \\test1\main\4
	Source File: /home/janm/dde/test1.C
	    4   B >   cout < <  "Hello World\n";
	dde> go;go
	Break at: \\test1\main\7
	Hello World
	 1
	Process 14155 has exited with status 80.
	dde> restart -args " 2" " 1 "
	Restarting: /home/janm/dde/a.out  2  1
	(Warning) Restarting after program exit;
	 monitors may not be restored correctly.
	Executing image in process 14156: "/home/janm/dde/a.out".
	Break at: \\test1\main\4
	Source File: /home/janm/dde/test1.C
	    4   B >   cout < <  "Hello World\n";
	dde> go;go
	Break at: \\test1\main\7
	Hello World
	 2  1                     < -- should only display "2"
	Process 14156 has exited with status 80.
	dde> restart -args \ 2 \ 1
	Restarting: /home/janm/dde/a.out  2  1
	(Warning) Restarting after program exit;
	 monitors may not be restored correctly.
	Executing image in process 14158: "/home/janm/dde/a.out".
	Break at: \\test1\main\4
	Source File: /home/janm/dde/test1.C
	    4   B >   cout < <  "Hello World\n";
	dde> go;go
	Break at: \\test1\main\7
	Hello World
	 2                     < -- workaround displays correctly
	Process 14158 has exited with status 80.

	Similar Problem occurs with 'debug' command
	--------------------------------------------
	$ more test.c
	/*******************************************************/
	#include <stdio.h>

	main (argc, argv)
	int argc;
	char *argv[];
	{
	        static char abc[100];
	        if (argc > 1)
	                printf ("argument 1 is :%s:\n", argv[1]);
	                printf ("argument 2 is :%s:\n", argv[2]);
	                printf ("argument 3 is :%s:\n", argv[3]);

	}
	/*********************************************************/
	$ cc test.c -g -o test.exe
	$ dde -ui line
	dde> debug test.exe abc "   " ghi
	Executing image in process 20485: "/home/janm/test.exe".
	Break at: \\test\main\9
	Source File: /home/janm/test.c
	    9   B >         if (argc > 1)
	dde> go
	argument 1 is :abc:
	argument 2 is : :
	argument 3 is : ghi:
	Break at: \\test\main\14
	   14   B > }

	The problem occurs with DDE 4.03.P1, 4.21.P3 and 4.21.P4
	and 4.22(3).

	Resolution:
	  The problem was with the command line argument
	  parsing in DDE, which was corrected in the main
	  debugger to resolve this.

	5) Here is the problem :
	   When you attach a running program to dde version 4.21
	   it will show the shared libraries that the program is
	   running with as being in a read-only state, that even
	   if you do a "pxdb -s enable a.out" on the program file.
	   This is misleading, since the "pxdb" and the dde
	   command "prop lib -add", on that lib. will allow to set
	   breakpoints in the shared library.
	   Here are the test files and how we get to reproduce the
	   problem :
	$ more main.c
	#include <stdio.h>

	extern void funct1();
	int main()
	{
	  int myint;
	  printf("starting test\n");
	  printf("input integer\n");
	  scanf("%d",&myint);
	  funct1();
	  printf("after calling funct1\n");
	}

	$ more funct1.c
	#include <stdio.h>

	void funct1()
	{
	  printf("!!!!!!!!!!\n");
	  printf("in funct1\n");
	  printf("exiting funct1\n");
	}
	------------------------
	cc +z -c -g funct1.c
	ld -b -o libfunc.sl funct1.o
	cc -g main.c -L. -lfunc
	pxdb -s enable a.out

	Executing the program and attaching it to dde :
	a.out
	$ dde -ui line -att 9488 a.out
	Attached to process 9488; initializing "/home/janm/dde/
	a.out"
	Stopped at: _read_sys+0010 (7AFFBF18)
	dde> list images -full

	It will show the shared lib as READ-ONLY

	name: /home/janm/dde/libfunc.sl
	system_id: PA-RISC 2.0
	image is mapped READ-ONLY - symbolic debug information
	 available
	section[1]: (TEXT) (0x7bea4000-0x7bea4fff)
	section[2]: (DATA) (0x7bea3000-0x7bea3fff)

	Resolution:
	  "list images -full" command was not displaying the
	   mapping information correctly for shared libraries,
	   this was due to some erroneous address checking
	   for shared library text relocation in DDE.
	   This was corrected to resolve this problem.

	6) Here is what the problem is :
	   DDE cannot be run on any other machine except if it
	   is the one , the home directory is on. It seems like
	   it cannot resolve the path from the automounter.
	   For e.g. here is the log of one of such attempts:
	$ dde comb5test
	dde.bin: Improper context:
	   host: "NULL" dir: "NULL" file: "a.out"
	dde.bin: Improper context:
	   host: "NULL" dir: "NULL" file: "a.out"
	Couldn't change directory to
	/u/ws/vikas/vikas/vikas/vikas/anal/higgs/lep_av.
	  [ENOENT (2)] No such file or directory
	hpopo1.vikas.$ dde /u/ws/vikas/anal/higgs/comb5test
	dde.bin: Improper context:
	   host: "NULL" dir: "NULL" file: "a.out"
	Couldn't change directory to
	/u/ws/vikas/vikas/vikas/vikas/anal/higgs/lep_av.
	  [ENOENT (2)] No such file or directory

	Here the current directory is not the home directory.
	$pwd
	/u/ws/vikas/anal/higgs/lep_av

	So  this problem is reproducible if
	you remsh to another machine and then try to load
	the executable in DDE-GUI.
	It is also found that trying  to start DDE (GUI)-
	from a NFS mounted directory gives similar error
	messages
	$ pwd
	/nfs/krister/users

	$ dde
	dde.bin: Improper context:
	   host: "NULL" dir: "NULL" file: "a.out"
	Couldn't change directory to /nfs/helm/users.
	  [ENOENT (2)] No such file or directory

	This problem is only with the DDE , GUI , not with
	line mode.

	Resolution:
	  There were problems with some softbench library in
	  this case , and that library was updated to resolve
	  this.

	7) 11.0 DDE is not displaying  the general registers
	 correctly , here is the detail description of the problem,
	$ cc -g /opt/langtools/dde/examples/average.c -o average
	$ dde -ui line average
	dde, version 4.21.P3
	User interface manager ui_line: Line-Mode UI, version
	4.21.P3
	Executing image in process 16606: "/home/janm/dde/average".
	Break at: \\average\main\44
	Source File: /opt/langtools/dde/examples/average.c
	   44   B >     print_average (my_list, first, last);
	dde> regs
	r0 : 0000000000000000  000000000DF95C00  000000007F6FE0FF
	0000000000000001
	r4 : 000000007F7E66A4  000000007F7E66AC  000000007F7E66AC
	000000007F7E6790
	r8 : 000000007F7E6790  000000007F7045D4  00000000000040DE
	000000007F7045D8
	r12: 000000000000002E  000000000000002D  0000000000000001
	0000000000000000
	r16: 0000000008000084  00000000FFFFF5FF  0000000008000084
	0000000040001000
	r20: 00000000072ED000  000000007F7E67D0  0000000000000000
	000000000800001F
	r24: 000000007F7E66AC  000000007F7E66A4  0000000000000001
	00000000400011E8
	r28: 0000000000000000  00000000102DF600  000000007F7E6810
	00000000C001090B
	pc: 0000000000003688  ipsw: 000000FF0004FD1F  sar: 000000
	0000000018

	$ dde average
	  - click on Show, Registers, General
	  - it looks like the first column is displayed correctly
	    (r0, r4, r8) but the other columns are not
	    (r1, r2, f3, etc) .

	However just entering 'regs' in debugger Input shows all
	registers correctly.
	The Special Registers seem to display correctly in gui,
	but the Floating Point Registers show the same problem as
	the General Registers,if you change the precision from
	Single to Double or vice versa.

	Resolution:
	   Here there were some problem with Softbench component
	   and code changes were made to resolve this.

	8) Starting DDE on 11.00 fails with the following
	   errors :
	/usr/lib/dld.sl: Can't find path for shared library: libtt.1
	/usr/lib/dld.sl: No such file or directory
	/opt/langtools/bin/dde[22]: 20103 Abort(coredump)
	This apparently happens on systems without a
	/usr/dt/lib/libtt.1 or /usr/lib/libtt.1

	Resolution:
	  This problem was resolved by enabling the correct
	  path for the LibdtSvc.1 , which was giving the
	  error.

	9)  DDE fails to print fully qualified symbol names
	    that contain a `amb function name. Below is a
	    transcript that demonstrates the problem , also
	    shown is a sample code.
	Sample code:demo.C
	#include <iostream.h>

	class demo {
	public:
	        int i,j;
	        demo(int k);
	        demo(float f);
	};

	demo::demo(int k)
	{
	        i = k * 2;
	        j = k * 6;
	}

	demo::demo(float f)
	{
	        i = f * 2;
	        j = f * 6;
	}

	void
	main()
	{
	        int x=5;
	        float y=12.34;
	        demo d1(x), d2(y);

	        cout << "d1.i = " << d1.i << endl;
	        cout << "d1.j = " << d1.j << endl;
	        cout << "d2.i = " << d2.i << endl;
	        cout << "d2.j = " << d2.j << endl;
	}

	Now compiling this code with CC and loading on
	DDE ,
	CC -g -o demo demo.C
	dde> debug demo
	Executing image in process 17267: "/tmp/demo".
	Break at: \\demo\main\25
	Source File: /tmp/demo.cpp
	   25   B >     int x=5;
	dde> ste
	Stepped to: \\demo\main\26
	   26     >     float y=12.34;
	dde> ste
	Stepped to: \\demo\main\27
	   27     >     demo d1(x), d2(y);
	dde> ste
	Stepped to: \\demo\`amb(demo::demo,int)\11
	   11     > {
	dde> tb
	`main(4):   Stopped at: \\demo\`amb(demo::demo,int)\11
	`main(3):   Called from: \\demo\main\27 (00002714)
	`main(2):   Called from: _start+0084 (7AF25D04)
	`main:      Called from: $START$+012c (00001EB4)
	dde> list blocks -full `main(4)
	block   \\demo\`amb(demo::demo,int)

	    symbol  \\demo\`amb(demo::demo,int)\this

	    symbol  \\demo\`amb(demo::demo,int)\k

	dde> print \\demo\`amb(demo::demo,int)\k
	?(dde) Unexpected error in id package.
	?(dde/lang_c++) ?empty line?
	?(dde/lang_c++) ^syntax error in C expression

	DDE 4.01 gives the above shown warnings , when it
	fails to print the variable , however for DDE 4.03
	and DDE 4.22(3) - there are no warnings , and DDE
	silently fails going to the next command prompt.

	dde> pri \\demo\`amb(demo::demo,int)\k
	dde>

	Resolution:
	  DDE had certain problem in evaluating an expression
	  or variable which was specified with its fully
	  qualified name with 'amb present in it, the C
	  language manager was modified to fix this.

	
	10) It is found with DDE's ksh command mode that
	    it doesn't work quite well with the "\" symbols.
	    In particular if you add a "\" to a command and
	    try ^e to get to the end of the line a "^e" is
	    inserted instead.

	Resolution:
	    DDE's ksh command input mode was not handling
	    escape characters properly whenever there were
	    '\' in the command line, it has been resolved by
	    making '%' work as the escape character for emacs
	    editing in DDE's ksh command edit mode.

	
	11) Here is a sample program to reproduce the problem:

SR:
	1653288571 5003437483 4701411017 5003455360 5003445171
	1653256503 5003454546 1653306142

Patch Files:
	
	DDE.DDE,fr=B.11.01.06,fa=HP-UX_B.11.00_32/64,v=HP:
	/opt/langtools/bin/dde
	/opt/langtools/bin/dde.bin
	/opt/langtools/dde/ui/ddegui
	/opt/langtools/dde/mgrs/ui_line
	/opt/langtools/dde/mgrs/ui_gui
	/opt/langtools/dde/mgrs/lang_c
	/opt/langtools/dde/mgrs/lang_c++
	/opt/langtools/dde/mgrs/tgt_hpux_pa

	DDE.DDE-SB,fr=B.11.01.06,fa=HP-UX_B.11.00_32/64,v=HP:
	/opt/langtools/dde/softbench/lib/SB5.0/libfw-5.sl
	/opt/langtools/dde/softbench/lib/SB5.0/libDtSvc.1

what(1) Output:
	
	DDE.DDE,fr=B.11.01.06,fa=HP-UX_B.11.00_32/64,v=HP:
	/opt/langtools/bin/dde:
		None
	/opt/langtools/bin/dde.bin:
		HP92453-02A.11.00 HP-UX SYMBOLIC DEBUGGER (END.O ILP
			32) $Revision: 75.02 $
		HP Distributed Debugging Environment (HP/DDE) - Vers
			ion 4.22.P1
		Rev: 990706.125912
	/opt/langtools/dde/ui/ddegui:
		REV: 990626.193346, 9000/889 HP-UX B.10.20 sunil@hpc
			ll594
	/opt/langtools/dde/mgrs/ui_line:
		HP/DDE User interface manager ui_line: Line-Mode UI 
			- Version 4.22.P1
		Rev: 990706.130344
	/opt/langtools/dde/mgrs/ui_gui:
		HP DDE User interface manager ui_softdde: SoftBench 
			UI interface to Softdebug+ - Version 4.22.P1
		Rev: 990706.130439
		REV: 970409.160253, 9000/879 HP-UX B.10.30 tedg@hydr
			a
	/opt/langtools/dde/mgrs/lang_c:
		HP/DDE Language manager lang_c: ANSI C - Version 4.2
			2.P1
		Rev: 990626.185022
	/opt/langtools/dde/mgrs/lang_c++:
		HP/DDE Language manager lang_c++: C++ - Version 4.22
			.P1
		Rev: 990626.185117
	/opt/langtools/dde/mgrs/tgt_hpux_pa:
		HP/DDE Target manager tgt_hpux_pa: HP-UX PA-RISC - V
			ersion 4.22.P1
		Rev: 990706.130207

	DDE.DDE-SB,fr=B.11.01.06,fa=HP-UX_B.11.00_32/64,v=HP:
	/opt/langtools/dde/softbench/lib/SB5.0/libfw-5.sl:
		REV: 980306.162434, 9000/780 HP-UX B.11.00 masonbld@
			hpmason3
	/opt/langtools/dde/softbench/lib/SB5.0/libDtSvc.1:
		libDtSvc: $Revision: 1.5 $
		X Window System, Version 11 R5+ HP-UX B.10.30.00 -O 
			(10.20 BE)
		(build date: Fri Mar 14 19:00:36 PST 1997)

cksum(1) Output:
	
	DDE.DDE,fr=B.11.01.06,fa=HP-UX_B.11.00_32/64,v=HP:
	759937799 1003 /opt/langtools/bin/dde
	2976209837 1932288 /opt/langtools/bin/dde.bin
	2715533008 3563336 /opt/langtools/dde/ui/ddegui
	384203549 253952 /opt/langtools/dde/mgrs/ui_line
	272431778 449912 /opt/langtools/dde/mgrs/ui_gui
	608428382 544768 /opt/langtools/dde/mgrs/lang_c
	1383474699 471040 /opt/langtools/dde/mgrs/lang_c++
	1358059921 352256 /opt/langtools/dde/mgrs/tgt_hpux_pa

	DDE.DDE-SB,fr=B.11.01.06,fa=HP-UX_B.11.00_32/64,v=HP:
	784827325 296873 /opt/langtools/dde/softbench/lib/SB5.0/
		libfw-5.sl
	2581999372 655360 /opt/langtools/dde/softbench/lib/SB5.0/
		libDtSvc.1

Patch Conflicts: None

Patch Dependencies: None

Hardware Dependencies: None

Other Dependencies: None

Supersedes: None

Equivalent Patches: None

Patch Package Size: 8370 KBytes

Installation Instructions:
	Please review all instructions and the Hewlett-Packard
	SupportLine User Guide or your Hewlett-Packard support terms
	and conditions for precautions, scope of license,
	restrictions, and, limitation of liability and warranties,
	before installing this patch.
	------------------------------------------------------------
	1. Back up your system before installing a patch.

	2. Login as root.

	3. Copy the patch to the /tmp directory.

	4. Move to the /tmp directory and unshar the patch:

		cd /tmp
		sh PHSS_19005

	5. Run swinstall to install the patch:

		swinstall -x autoreboot=true -x patch_match_target=true \
			  -s /tmp/PHSS_19005.depot

	By default swinstall will archive the original software in 
	/var/adm/sw/save/PHSS_19005.  If you do not wish to retain a
	copy of the original software, use the patch_save_files option:

		swinstall -x autoreboot=true -x patch_match_target=true \
			  -x patch_save_files=false -s /tmp/PHSS_19005.depot

	WARNING: If patch_save_files is false when a patch is installed,
		 the patch cannot be deinstalled.  Please be careful
		 when using this feature.

	For future reference, the contents of the PHSS_19005.text file is 
	available in the product readme:

		swlist -l product -a readme -d @ /tmp/PHSS_19005.depot

	To put this patch on a magnetic tape and install from the
	tape drive, use the command:

		dd if=/tmp/PHSS_19005.depot of=/dev/rmt/0m bs=2k

Special Installation Instructions:
	This patch only patches DDE 4.22(3).
	If you have an earlier version of DDE, then you must install
	DDE 4.22(3) before you can apply the patch.
	Force applying this patch to an earlier version of DDE
	(earlier than 4.22(3))will totally break the older installed
	version of DDE.