Re: Embedded Perl Problem

"Dave Shield" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.net-snmp.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On 12/10/06, Chih-Tung Hsu <[email protected]> wrote:
> When I install net-snmp in xscale system (ps: environment
> is montavista) and using the instruction
>   " ./configure –enable-embedded-perl –enable-share "
>
>   When I make, the result is following:
    [snip]
> snmp_perl.c:88:2: #error embedded perl broken


> So, I modify the snmp_perl and cancel the words "error embedded perl broken"

Why?
This message is there to *tell* you that embedded perl support isn't
available for the setup that has been detected.   It's not simply
there as a mean trick to deliberately break this for you.  By deleting
the error message, you're not touching the underlying problem -
instead you're just making things fail silently.


> The result is the perl module not working.

Exactly as the error message said originally!

Thomas has suggested that you try with the 5.4 pre-release code.
If this doesn't work either, then you need to look at *why* embedded
perl support isn't being detected.   Try looking through the
config.log file for anything that refers to perl.   And in particular,
"perl_eval" or "Perl_eval" (or simply "eval_pl")

But there's no point in just deleting an error message and hoping that
things will work.
You've *got* to identify and fix the underlying cause.

Dave

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