swarmevolve2.0 errors on linux

Raphael Crawford-Marks <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.breve
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello,

I have breve1.7 running on a Red Hat 9 workstation.  After downloading 
swarmevolve2.0 (and related push plugin files) and following the setup 
instructions in the Readme, I get the following error:

Running with breve slMalloc debugging enabled.

Set the environment variable MallocStackLogging
in order to see stack traces of unfreed pointers on exit.

error loading plugin 
/home/raphaelc/breve_linux/swarmevolve2push/pushPlugin_LINUX.o: 
/home/raphaelc/breve_linux/swarmevolve2push/pushPlugin_LINUX.o: invalid 
mode for dlopen(): Invalid argument
error loading plugin 
/home/raphaelc/breve_linux/swarmevolve2push/pushPlugin_LINUX.o: 
/home/raphaelc/breve_linux/swarmevolve2push/pushPlugin_LINUX.o: invalid 
mode for dlopen(): Invalid argument
Unknown Function Error: Internal function "pushAddInstruction" not found 
at line 11 of file "Push.tz"
Error including file "Push.tz" at line 32 of file 
"swarmevolve2push/swarmevolve-2.0.tz"
128 bytes allocated
0x81d5e28: 20 bytes still allocated
0x81d1a70: 8 bytes still allocated
0x8229400: 8 bytes still allocated
0x8229508: 20 bytes still allocated
0x81d4f68: 8 bytes still allocated
0x8229440: 20 bytes still allocated
0x8229590: 8 bytes still allocated
0x81d5de8: 8 bytes still allocated
0x82294c8: 8 bytes still allocated
0x82295d0: 20 bytes still allocated
[hit enter to continue]

I've tried using the binaries supplied in swarmevolve2push.tgz and get 
the following error (I assume this is because they are 1.5 binaries and 
I have 1.7 installed):

internal function "autoRelease" not found... at line 47 of file "Object.tz"
Error including file "Object.tz"... at line 49 of file "Object.tz"
0 bytes allocated


Any ideas?

Thanks,

Raphael

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