OK, much better now without the TEST logical. Attached is the output from
I wonder how many of these failures are due to my running inside a rooted logical?
I think that's it for rel2abs2rel.t but I don't know what others. You can find out by doing
$ set default dka0:[user.jpeacock.perlsrc.perl]
and rerunning mmk test.
======================================================================== KES-JPEACOCK> perl -"I lib" lib/ExtUtils/t/Constant.t
# utf8 tests # ext-1133208/1 being created... Out of memory!
I would make liberal use of the following commands to see what limitations you're up against:
$ show working_set $ show process/quota $ show memory
%SYSTEM-F-ABORT, abort not ok 31 # dka0:[user.jpeacock.perlsrc.perl]perl.exe;2 "-I../../blib/lib" Makef ile.PL failed: 1024 # Checking if your kit is complete... # Looks good # %SYSTEM-F-ABORT, abort # ext-1133208 being removed... %SYSTEM-W-PLHLDR, reserved for future use
That's the result of a POSIX exit status being passed to the OS as if it would know what to do with it:
$ exit 1024 %SYSTEM-W-PLHLDR, reserved for future use
If MakeMaker is doing that, we should ideally fix it, though I think it's not your main problem here.
A couple of other things that may be in the mix. Do you have PERL5LIB defined in your environment? Is dka0 an ODS-2 or ODS-5 volume (SHOW DEVICE/FULL DKA0)?
