It looks like there is (or was) a USENet group for HPUX questions -- comp.sys.hp.hpux.

There were a couple of posts approximating your problem in late 2008/early 2009. The consensus answer seemed to be "Make sure you have the most current patch level installed and cross your fingers". I realize that this is not much help, sigh.

Probably your best bet is to throw this at your HP Sales Engineer and let them talk to the HP Developers who have a real opinion on compilers and such.

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In reply to Re: How to resolve the "Exec Format Error" by Old_Gray_Bear
in thread How to resolve the "Exec Format Error" by locked_user kroy@softech.com

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