At 7:24 Uhr +0200 30.08.2002, Thomas De Groote wrote:
>Thanks Chris, but...
>
>On Thu, 29 Aug 2002, Chris Nandor wrote:
>
>> At 11:14 PM +0200 8/29/02, Thomas De Groote wrote:
>> You could, in theory, run RuntimeBuilder using a 68K or FAT build of
>> MacPerl. The 68K build is installed on 68K machines.
>
>OK, I will give it a shot
>
>> >I also tried to copy all requested files in the same folder as the
>> >runtime, but it kept complaining about DynaLoader.pm
>>
>> Dynamic loading -- anything requiring DynaLoader -- does not work,
>> currently, with 68K Macs. That did work with MacPerl 5.2.0r4, which is
>> still available, via the CFM68K build. But CFM68K is not currently
>> supported in current versions of MacPerl.
>
>Well, that error has been solved yet (I am using MP 5.2.0r4), but now when
>I try to run the runtime version on my machine (mine is a PPC, destination
>Mac will be 68k), I get this in the output window :
># Can't find loadable object for module Mac::Files in @INC (Macintosh
>HD:Desktop Folder:Thomas:VGK:MacPerl :lib Dev:Pseudo)
>File 'Dev:Pseudo'; Line 1
># BEGIN failed--compilation aborted.
>File 'Macintosh HD:CRI_RITA:Rita 68k:Rita68.pl'; Line 1
>
>Any ideas or suggestions ?
Hmm .... looks as if you don't have installed Mac::Files properly
and/or there's no directory "MacintoshHD:Desktop
Folder:Thomas:VGK:MacPerl :lib:MacPPC:" on your harddisk. This
directory should include a directory ":auto:Mac:Files:", and in this
included directory you should find a file "Files", which is actually
a shared library (which will be loaded dynamically, hence this
Dynaloader thing). Or maybe you have installed Mac::Files in the
":site_perl:" folder? If so, your library paths (Preferences...
dialog) should also include "MacintoshHD:Desktop
Folder:Thomas:VGK:MacPerl :site_perl:". Also make sure that
"MacintoshHD:Desktop Folder:Thomas:VGK:MacPerl :lib:" is a valid
path, i.e. does exist actually. Btw, you can always check your @INC
paths simply by executing
print "@INC";
Let us know if that helps.
Regards,
Thomas.
