Hey folks,
I have a question related to Inline::Java. Has anyone tried to use it with ActiveState's perlapp. We are trying to do this and we are having trouble. If anyone has any clues how we might get this working I would really appreciate the information.
I plan to send this question to the pdk mailing list, but since you guys were talking about Inline::Java anyway I thought I would ask.
TIA,
KO
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Ed Peschko
Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 12:19 PM
To: Sisyphus
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Subject: Re: Inline::Java on win32
> > hey all,
> >
> > I was looking for a good Inline::Java environment on win32, and was
> > hoping
> to base it
> > off of ActiveState(s) version of perl. Hence, I'll need to be able to:
> >
> > a) compile perl such that it is compatible with activestate's
> > version
>
> That's straightforward. Irrespective of which compiler you use to
> build your perl, just accept the defaults in the win32/makefile (or
> win32/makefile.mk) and you'll end up with AS-compatible perl. (You
> can't accept *all* of the defaults - there are some settings in there
> that relate to "locations" that you might want to change - but just
> accept those defaults that are not in obvious need of!
change.
Also,
> not all of the config options need to be identical. I know you'll need
> to build a multi-threaded perl, but I'm not exactly sure about which
> other options *need* to match. )
well, there are two main issues here
1) Has activeperl integrated all of its changes back into the mainline?
2) with mingw, would modules written in C++ be compatible with the VC++
ones?
I'm assuming that #2 won't work correctly because the two c++ compilers would have have to be ABI compatible, and AFAIK visualc++ uses a proprietary ABI.
So - how do you go about getting VC++ version 6.0? I'll try camel-pack, but I'm assuming that this is using mingw, so that issues with #2 would be a problem, especially with win32-specific issues (ie: using precompiled modules from ppm)
Then again, using VC++ might cause problems with sun's java SDK.. argh.. Anyways, I'll give!
it a
try, and let people know how it goes (assuming that no-one has done it.
If someone *has* done it, I'd appreciate hearing from them.. )
Ed
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