If you've put your perl580 into a deb file, a trivial test is always
dpkg -L yourperl580 |xargs file|grep 'Mach-O'|cut -f1 -d ':'|xargs otool -L
and see if nothing suspicious comes out (I mean, something related to Apple's perl).
Else, run otool on perl and libperl.dylib (and if you want to be exhaustive,
also bin/a2p and the bundles in something like ../darwin/auto/..)
But if that doesn't yield anything _ I see only 2 ways:
a) turn the failure in the 'basic test' in dbi-pm into a nutshell example, using
your build-dir of dbi-pm
or
b) look at your build-log and into your build-dir for perl..
Jean-Francois,
I think there is a miscommunication here. In my case I had Apple's perl installed not the Fink version. It looks like the tests you suggested above are for the Fink version. But I could be completely wrong here ;)
So I just installed the Fink version of perl580 and perl580-core. Now dbi-pm does install without a problem - which was the original question.
- Koen.
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