I'd like to write some functions in embedded perl. I have installed
Mandrake from the RPMS recommended on this list a few days ago ( They
worked great, by the way). I have also downloaded the source so I can
compile plperl.so. But I can't because appearantly libperl.so is not
configured
Travis Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
compile plperl.so. But I can't because appearantly libperl.so is not
configured properly on my machine. I'm using Mandrake 7.0, and the only
copy of libperl.so that I can find is in: /usr/lib/apache (thanks to the
mod-perl rpm).
Probably your main
Tom Lane wrote:
Travis Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
compile plperl.so. But I can't because appearantly libperl.so is not
configured properly on my machine. I'm using Mandrake 7.0, and the only
copy of libperl.so that I can find is in: /usr/lib/apache (thanks to the
Tom Lane wrote:
Karl DeBisschop [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
or 'ar -a libperl.a' into a directory then gcc the resulting .o
files into a
single libperl.so
That will only work on platforms where code is compiled
position-independent by default.
Yes. Such seems to be the case for RedHat
