> The SerialJunk stuff is just the header listed at beginning. In > line 115ish > you'll find the actual package's beginning. So I'm still > confused as to why > the same heuristic finds different things. > > But.. if by adding > > 'SerialJunk.pm' => [qw( > termios.ph asm/termios.ph sys/termiox.ph sys/termios.ph > sys/ttycom.ph > )], > > to ScanDeps.pm works for you, I guess it doesn't hurt anybody if I add > those lines of voodoo to ScanDeps 0.20, too. Oh well... > > ...to save my sanity, can you try for the last time to remove the > SerialJunk lines from ScanDeps.pm and run 'pp' again, and verify that > the resulting a.out does not contain the necessary .ph files?
Yep, just tried commenting out the above addition and the resulting a.out file is again missing the .ph files. Put it back in and it works again. I think now the only thing I have left before I let this loose to the MisterHouse linux users is to get perl on my RedHat 8.0 box compiled using the older glibc (and other?) libraries. You mentioned I would need to re-compile perl right? I couldn't somehow have pp re-linked or static-linked to the older library? Bruce
