On Fri, 28 Mar 2003, Mariano Fernandez wrote: > Hi, > > I'm not so expert on Solaris... and I have a machine that wasn't installed by > me, but I can make changes as root if it's necesary. I always compile de module > for linux with no problem. I installed GCC from sunfreeware, and added a link > from /usr/ccs/bin/ucbcc to /usr/local/bin/gcc > I realice that it is a compiler problem.. but I'm lost.
The problem is that the Perl on the system was built with Sun CC, but you are trying to build the module with GCC. The system's Perl config is assuming that you are still using Sun CC so it gives the compiler options that Sun CC would recognize, but GCC doesn't understand them. I would recommend installing another version of perl that is built with GCC (I'd suggest 5.6.1 or 5.8.0). If you are allowed, I would even delete the version of Perl that Sun provides. That's the first thing I usually do when I build a Solaris system. Then you should be able to build DBI witout a problem against the new version. I think that there's a Perl provided at Sun Freeware that is built with GCC. If not, it's not too difficult to configure and build it yourself. - D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
