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From: Hugh Caley <hcaley at tdl dot com>
Subject: Re: Sybperl and RedHat Linux 5.0
Date: Mar 9 1998 1:55AM
Here are my CONFIG settings:
DBLIBVS=0
CTLIBVS=100
SYBASE=/usr/sybase
EXTRA_DEFS=-DDO_TIE
The only library I have listed in CONFIG is:
EXTRA_LIBS=-linsck
I didn't have to do any editing of the of the extralibs stuff per the Linux
instructions at M. Peppler's site; evidently things have been upgraded since
then.
The important line in CONFIG is:
LINKTYPE=static
If you have these set this way and it still doesn't work let me know; I'll
send you all the settings I have.
I'd suggest doing a 'make clean'; reedit CONFIG to look like this (if it
doesn't already) and try one more time.
I'm assuming you've also edited PWD to settings useful at your site.
How do you have $SYBASE set? I never needed to set $SYBPLATFORM.
Hugh
Robb Canfield wrote:
> I have been unable to get the new CTLib library to compile properly or
> SybPerl to pass its test using Redhat 5.0. I have added all patches (except
> kernel) from Redhat's site as of 3-7-98. I have read all archives of
> SybPerl messages but nothing seems to be helping. My version of Perl is
> 5.004_01 and I did all my work as root. I confirmed that SYBASE and
> SYBPLATFORM were set correctly, I also verified that my extralibs file was
> correct:
> -L/usr/local/sybase/lib -lct -lcs -lsybtcl -lcomn -lintl -linsck -lm
>
> I am using the latest releases from http://www.mbay.net/~mpeppler/ (as of
> 3-7-98).
>
> Is there anything specific that you did that I may be missing?
>
> At 05:34 PM 3/8/98 +0000, you wrote:
> >I would just like to confirm that Sybperl 2.09 will compile with the new
> >"dynamic" version of the the Sybase libraries if you still do a static
> >build. Worked fine on my machine, no errors with 'make test'. Alright!
> >
> >--
> >Hugh Caley, System Administrator
> >Babcock & Brown, Inc., San Francisco
> >1+512+1515x694 | hughc@babcockbrown.com
> >
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Hugh Caley, System Administrator
Babcock & Brown, Inc., San Francisco
1+512+1515x694 | hughc@babcockbrown.com
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