I've got just one (that I know of) problem getting a 64-bit version of perl
made on AIX 5.1 using IBM's C Compiler 6.0. The problem appears in the test
as follows:
lib/filepath.........ok
lib/filespec.........ok
lib/findbin..........stat(/perl-5.6.1/t/lib/): A file or directory
in the path name does not exist. at ../lib/FindBin.pm line 164
stat(/perl-5.6.1/t/lib/): A file or directory in the path name does not
exist. at ../lib/FindBin.pm line 165 FAILED at test 1
lib/ftmp-mktemp......ok
lib/ftmp-posix.......ok
The failure is that the location of the files being made is not
/perl-5.6.1/t/lib/, but /bth/perl-5.6.1/t/lib/. The path is being returned
without the leading '/bth.' I can't figure out where my best place to look
is as there are several files that could be involved (Cwd, etc.), nor
whether this is the best group for this question.
I'm grateful for any and all polite direction you may provide.
Many thanks in advance, and sorry for the long disclaimer (no control over
that).
Bruce T. Harvey
Legg Mason Wood Walker, Inc.
Corporate Technology - UNIX Admin.
Red Run 2nd Floor - Owings Mills, MD
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