This is a simple hello world script ... #!/usr/bin/perl
print "Hello World\n"; Anyway, I have a new problem now. I compiled on Fedora Core 3... (What was originally the test machine) and now the script runs on my Fedora Core 2 box. I am not able to run on RH 9.0 or RH 7.3... 7.3 is complaining about GLIBC (understandbly) but I am unable to install PAR on the server to compile there. What are the minimal requirements for PAR? Thanks, Bechara --- "Schupp Roderich (extern) Com MD PD SWP 2 CM MCH" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Hedgy, > > > The outputs: > > > > From the machine where I am compiling: > > > > > /tmp/par-hedgehog/cache-307d931b3a731a80f6d2baa90238426bc903be73/inc > > CODE(0x8422c54) > > > /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.3/i386-linux-thread-multi/5.8.3/i386-linux-thread-multi > > [snip] > > OK, this is the first problem: > A pp generated executable should only have the first > two elements in @INC > (pointing into its per-user cache area and the CODE > ref which > knows how to extract modules from the zip archive > that's part of the exe). > In particular it should _not_ contain any > directories from the > Perl version wher it was generated. > I've noticed some time ago that @INC gets sanitized > in the > Windows version of PAR, but not on Unix (at least on > Solaris and > Debian Linux, so this misbehaviour is not spcific to > Hedgy's environment). > > But what really puzzles me is that the two @INC's > are different, > I would have expected them to be identical. Are you > sure > that there are no environment variables, e.g. > PERL5LIB, > involved that muck with @INC? > > Your problem seems to be caused by the executable > loading > stuff from the perl 5.8.3 environment which it > shouldnt't, > but works on your build machine. But it doesn't work > on the other machine which has perl 5.8.5. > But that points to possibly another problem: pp may > have > missed packing some needed stuff. > > Cheers, Roderich > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
