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From: Michael G Schwern [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hmm. This could be a few things. I don't quite understand the
difference between:
makemakerdflt : all
makemakerdflt :: all
makemakerdflt : all
$(NOECHO) $(NOOP)
makemakerdflt :: all
The item codes:
POWER_VECTOR, TEMPERATURE_VECTOR, THERMAL_VECTOR, and FAN_VECTOR
are defined in syidef.h for recent VMS and C versions. However, that
doesn't mean the underlying hardware and supporting cpu routines know how to
serve up this info. Unfortunately, $getsyi will fail if even
Hmm. I also noted the following information while running:
Logical name T found in environment as
DYM$SOURCE:[DYMAX.PERL5006_ACTIVE.PERL-5_6_1.HARNESS]
deassign before building perl5
A:..ACTIVE.PERL-5_6_1
I expect you may have already looked at this;
no offense intended, but is there even
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From: Craig A. Berry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: what the heck is $^S (was Re: waitpid return status)
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[snippage]...
Excellent news. My only suggestion is to hack the mbx device driver and
make
this patch did indeed do the trick.
I found a wealth of references to Storable
in the mailing archives, and as it turned
out, I recognized/remembered most of them..
my apologies for spamming the list.
-ldb
At 9:04 PM -0800 4/4/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have the
2) On the FIRST, and ONLY on the first, invocation of INSTMOD.COM,
I get the following warning in MMS:
...
%MMS-W-MBREDEFILL, Illegal attempt to redefine macro INSTALLDIRS.
not especially VMS-Perl related, but thought I'd point out that
when working w/ a make script that
#! perl -w
open F, "stat_logger" or die "error [$!][$^E]";
print F END;
! this is some
! comment text
END
close F;
__END__
works fine on all our VMS 7.1 boxes, but on a VMS 7.2-1 box the
open dies with
%RMS-F-IOP, operation invalid for file organization or device
Guess #1.
I was going to work on getting current (5.6.0 vs 5.005_02)
and wondered about the patches for 5.6.0.
I've all/(most?) of the patches posted to the VMS perl list,
(albeit buried away in mail folders)
So, I wondered if thereis any one place that has all the
current patches in one place?
