RE: [ID 19991130.001]

Hi  

Thanks everyone for help found the problem.  

I found the undefined symbol getnodebyname was located in the net_stub
library.  

I modified the CONFIG file and had in the extra libs section :

EXTRA_LIBS=-linsck -ltli -ldnet_stub -lsydb -lsdna

When running :

perl Makefile.PL  

for some obscure reason the two libraries -ltli -ldnet_stub were not
included in the EXTRALIBS and LDLOADDLIBS parameters of the Makefile in the
Dblib directory.  I had to manually amend the Makefile and add to EXTRALIBS
& LDLOADDLIBS   :

-ltli -ldnet_stub. 

 I was then able to do a make test which was successful and then make
install.


Bridget

		-----Original Message-----
		From:	Michael Peppler [mailto:mpeppler@peppler.org]
		Sent:	01 December 1999 15:15
		To:	François Désarménien
		Cc:	Neequaye, Bridget; perl5-porters@perl.org
		Subject:	Re: [ID 19991130.001]

		François Désarménien wrote:
		> 
		> > I download a complied version of perl  5,00404 for
alpha-dec-osf (OSF1 ,
		> > V4.0)  ,  The aim was to get sybperl working.   Sybperl
had a couple of
		> > warning messages (i.e make) but  failed at the test
stage  (i.e  make test)
		> > with main error messages

		Sybperl related errors should be directed to the sybperl
mailing list,
		at sybperl-l@listproc.net. See my web page for subscription
details.

		> 
		> This version of Perl is outdated. Current stable version
is 5.005_03.
		> To communicate with databases, you should look at DBI
module, and for
		> Sybase, DBD::Sybase.

		Note that sybperl is a perfectly valid solution for Sybase
access, and is
		actively supported.

		Michael
		-- 
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• [ID 19991130.001] by Neequaye, Bridget
• RE: [ID 19991130.001] by Neequaye, Bridget
• Re: [ID 19991130.001] by Ilya Zakharevich
• Re: [ID 19991130.001] by François Désarménien
• Re: [ID 19991130.001] by Michael Peppler