On Mon, 29 May 2000 17:21:19 +0000, "Brendan McKenna" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I am trying to link a static version of Perl, but am running into
>problems with unresolved external symbols. The ones I am getting errors on
>are __imp__PL_op_mutex and __imp__PL_do_undump. I find it a bit odd, since,
>judging from the names of the symbols, these look like they're coming from
>Perl itself, and not any of the modules (although the ..._undump one could be
>from Data::Dumper, I guess). I have built Perl itself from the latest and
>greatest version of the source available from the ActiveState site (613).
>
> Anyone have any clues as to what's going wrong here?
It is very well possible that nobody tried building a statically linked
version of Perl on Windows and it just doesn't work with the current
Makefile's / makedef.pl etc. You may have to teak things a bit to get
them working. Please post patches to Perl-Win32-Porters if you decide to
investigate this. On the other hand. statically linked Perl is typically
only used on systems that don't support dynamic linking. Why do you want
to link something statically?
-Jan
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