zentara wrote:
>On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 22:48:44 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nelson Tong)
>wrote:
>
>>perl -e 'use Cache::FastMmap'
>>
>>error came up which says:
>>
>>Can't locate loadable object for module Cache::FastMmap::CImpl in @INC
>>(@INC contains: ....) at
>>.../.cpan/build/Cache-FastMmap-1.09/blib/lib/Cache/FastMmap.pm line
>>217
>>
>>The Cache::FastMmap::CImpl clearly is there in the directory because
>>it it is not, perldoc wouldn't have been able to locate it with @INC (
>>I also double checked to make sure @INC contains the dirctory
>>'.../.cpan/build/Cache-FastMmap-1.09/blib/lib/' under which both
>>Cache::FastMmap::CImpl and Cache::FastMmap live) . How come this error
>>occurs?
>
>
>
>The "Can't locate loadable object" means that it can't find the
>.so compiled c component. So either you didn't compile the
>module properly, you have incompatible binary versions, or
>so permissions problem.
>
>In the directory where the Cache::FastMmap::CImpl module is,
>go up 2 directories to where the main Cache dir is. At that same
>directory level, there should be a directory called "auto".
>
>Go into auto/Cache/FastMmap/Clmpl and see if there is a file called
>CImpl.so, that is the file that it can't load.
>
>You can try to rebuild the module manually, and see if you are
>given error messages. Something could be amiss, like the if
>you have a perl, which was precompiled with a different compiler
>or library versions.
>
>You can also run
> strace perl -e 'use Cache::FastMmap'
>
>and see exactly where the problem is.
>
I found out why the error occurs. All this time, I had been using the
the wrong directory to be included in @INC
(".cpan/build/Cache-FastMmap-1.09/blib/lib/"- my current build
directory of CPAN as I later found out its real function)
when I should have put my local Perl's module installation dirctory
in @INC. No wonder the necessary CImpl.so file was missing and
couldn't be found.
Sorry about this and thanks for answering the question.
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