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From: DR Thiede <David dot Thiede at pnl dot gov>
Subject: Re: Sybperl on Digital Unix
Date: Sep 5 1997 7:49PM
> > This explains why my cludge fix that I described sometime ago worked
> > (sortof). I had been removing the *.so files from the sybase
directory
> > when building sybperl and sticking them back afterword. That would
force
> > the DBlib.so file to include the *.a version of the file and produce
a
> > much bigger shared library. Removing the -ldb is much more elegant
and
> > produces a MUCH smaller DBlib.so file. All of the tests seem to work
> > properly and a sampling of my scripts also work.
> >
> > The question that I have is: Does the removal of -ldb from config.sh
> > remove any functionality from perl or is it harmless?
> >
> > Dave Thiede
>
> You said before that you HAD to build it staticly linked? Is that
> still the case for you after removeing the -ldb?
>
It was the only way I could get it working the past year. I didn't have
to before that but I don't know when the change ocured. I normally don't
change things unless there is a real need. Once I removed the -ldb per
Michael's instructions I no longer had to remove the *.so files.
> Has anyone tried GNU cc on Digital Unix instead of the native cc?
>
Haven't bothered. The last time I tried to build gcc it blew chunks.
native cc has worked just fine for me.
> --
> Rick Perron
> rick@ties.org
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