This snap compiles and executes without errors on Tru64.
One funny thing though. If the binary that was created by PAR is
resolved and called through $PATH on the system, it seems to behave like
a renamed parl.
In the following example, "adam" is a binary that was created with pp:
/usr:root> which adam
/usr/local/ADAM/bin/adam
/usr:root> adam
Usage: adam [ -Alib.par ] [ -Idir ] [ -Mmodule ] [ src.par ] [
program.pl ]
adam [ -B|-b ] [-Ooutfile] src.par
..looks like parl..
/usr:root> /usr/local/ADAM/bin/adam
USAGE: /usr/local/ADAM/bin/adam
<cfgname> [ add|del ] [ snaps|clones|luns|fs ] { '[<subset>]' }
<cfgname> rb [ split|resync|present|unpresent ] { '[<subset>]' }
<cfgname> show [ status|storage|luns ]
show version
..fine!..
Any ideas?
Cheers,
Peter.
