From: Harald Husemann (harald.husemann@materna.de)
Date: Mon Mar 22 2004 - 11:42:00 EST
Hi folks,
got a little problem with a Perl-Module here:
I installed Solaris 9 "as usual", which also installed Perl 5.6.1. I
need to add some mods to Perl (DBI and DBD::Oracle), so I downloaded the
sources from CPAN, unpacked them, and ran perl makefile.PL.
Hm, so far so good, but now I've got a problem: The Makefile generator
takes a quick look into perl's config environment, and sees perl was
build using the SunForte Compiler cc. (Of course, since it's the
original SUN package). Unfortunately, I don't have SunForte since it's
expensive, we use gcc...
So, the build-script crashes, 'cause all compiler options are wrong for
gcc. What can I do to tell the generator to use gcc?? One option would
be to re-build entire Perl using gcc, but I think there must be a
shorter way to do the trick, :-))
Thanks for your help,
kind regards from Germany,
Harald
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