On Tue, Aug 17, 2004 at 12:27:51PM -0700, Colin Meyer wrote: > Thanks. > > It seems that the trouble is that I am using a perl binary that was > compiled under RedHat 7.3 (libc2) and am running under RedHat 9 (libc3). > > PAR doesn't use this symbol. libperl.a does use this symbol. PAR wants > to link against libperl.a. > > If I install PAR against a Perl that was compiled with the same libc, > then it works. Unfortunately this doesn't help me; the perl binary that > I wish to use PAR with is part of a commercial software distribution > that can't be touched.
I think your most reliable solution would be to install RedHat 7.3 (or something with the same version of libc headers as the libc you're linking against) and build against that. Nicholas Clark
