On Thu, Nov 18, 2004 at 10:00:59AM -0800, Bill Moseley wrote: > $VERSION = '6.17' > > When I build perl with "make perl" it seems that the library path is > not used in the binary. That is LD_RUN_PATH is set when building the > module, but not when running "make perl".
Someone who understands static builds want to field this? > Another minor note -- not sure why this is being reported: > > $ perl Makefile.PL>/dev/null && make perl>/dev/null > WARNING: DIR takes a array reference not a string/number. > Please inform the author. > > $ fgrep DIR Makefile.PL | fgrep '=>' > DIR => [], > > l$ fgrep DIR Makefile.aperl | grep '=>' > # DIR => q[] > > Maybe I don't need to specify an empty DIR (seems like I used to). That's probably from an old bug where it would still partially recurse into directories even with NORECURS set. It was fixed last year in 6.11. > Regardless, that doesn't make the warning go away. Maybe I've got > something else setup wrong. I can't reproduce that warning. -- Michael G Schwern [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.pobox.com/~schwern/ # Life ends with a crash require 'Coy.pm'; &laughter while $I, die;
