On Sep 3, 2009, at 8:28 AM, purnima bhandari wrote:
Hi,
I installed perl v5.10.0 on i64 system and trying to run Perl
scripts which is a part of a automation tool.
The startup script trying to load sharable image dynamically by
using following call.
XSLoader::load('Fcntl', 1.06)
The initial error was:
<IX-THREAD-MULTI /post/perlagent/bin/eated.pl -start
file - /OPT/EATE/PERL-5_10_0/LIB/VMS_IA64/5_10_0/auto/IO/PL_IO.exe
file - /OPT/EATE/PERL-5_10_0/LIB/VMS_IA64/5_10_0/auto/Fcntl/
PL_Fcntl.exe
Can't load '/OPT/EATE/PERL-5_10_0/LIB/VMS_IA64/5_10_0/auto/Fcntl/
PL_Fcntl.exe' f
or module Fcntl: %RMS-F-DEV, error in device name or inappropriate
device type f
or operation at /OPT/EATE/PERL-5_10_0/LIB/VMS_IA64/5_10_0/Fcntl.pm
line 215
at /OPT/EATE/PERL-5_10_0/LIB/VMS_IA64/5_10_0/XSLoader.pm line 75
XSLoader::load('Fcntl', 1.06) called at /OPT/EATE/
PERL-5_10_0/LIB/VMS_IA
64/5_10_0/Fcntl.pm line 215
Can you run it outside of bash? If you have to use bash, can you try
it with Perl 5.10.1 and DECC$EFS_CHARSET enabled? But before you go
reinstalling Perl, you can probably get more verbose output by
defining PERL_DL_DEBUG in the environment:
$ define PERL_DL_DEBUG 10
from DCL, not bash.
This error got resolved when I supplied PL_Fcntl.exe file spec in
VMS format.
What exactly did you change?
After this, loading of PL_Fcntl.exe sharable throwing
accessviolation and stackdump. When the script was run,
i see following output. This sharable is installed part of perl kit.
$ bash
<_0/LIB/SITE_PERL/AIX-THREAD-MULTI /post/perlagent/bin/eated.pl -start
file - device_name:
[eate.OPT.EATE.PERL-5_10_0.LIB.VMS_IA64.5_10_0.auto.Fcntl]PL_
Fcntl.exe
%SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=00, virtual
address=000000007AD2
5938, PC=FFFFFFFF8080EA90, PS=0000001B
"device_name" is not the real name of the device is it?
If you had seen similar issue, please give your suggestion to
resolve this issue.
Regards,
Purnima
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