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I compiled my class Transfer correctly in Solaris. There is the executable file transfer. If i were in Linux, I would to ./transfer and the program would execute perfectly. However, when I run ./transfer in Solaris I get:
bash: ./transfer: invalid argument
Does someone know how to run an executable in Solaris?
Sounds like compilation was done targeting a different architecture than the host machine.
See related thread – x86 binary on a SPARC machine.