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From: mohammad yaseen Date: Tue Aug 1 06:45:44 2006 Subject: Re: DB_File
> Was your Berkeley DB built with a dynamically loadable shared object library? No. Is there any configure option to be used to build it dynamically? I read the documentation related to this, it says "On systems supporting shared libraries, Berkeley DB builds both static and shared libraries by default". My system supports shared libraries. >Do you need perl threads? I can try building omitting that. Peter Prymmer <PPrymmer@factset.com> wrote: Was your Berkeley DB built with a dynamically loadable shared object library? If so, do you have the location of libdb.so (or libdb.dll) in your LIBPATH environment variable? Do you need perl threads? If not can you omit the -Dusethreads from the perl sh Configure command line? Peter Prymmer mohammad yaseen wrote on 08/01/2006 06:59:20 AM: > I'm using perl-5.8.7 on z/OS. > Perl builds DB_File present in ext directory if it finds ldb on the system. > As it was not present on my system, i downloaded latest version of Berkeley DB > from sleepycat and installed it in my home directory. > > Right now i'm using these configure options below as mentioned in the INSTALL > file so that it will locate my Berkley DB installation > > sh Configure -de -Dmake=gmake -Dlocincpth="/u/isldev1/BDB/include > /usr/local/include" -Dloclibpth="/u/isldev1/BDB/lib /usr/l > ocal/lib" -Dprefix=$INSTALLDIR -Dusedl -Dusethreads > > But after this also it is not able to build the DB_File(ext/DB_File) module > which comes with Perl base source code. > > Any inputs to resolve this will be appreciated.... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com Attachment: [text/html]
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