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lsiden (reporter)
2012-11-21 20:53
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I should add that hacking Config.pm and Config_heavy.pl this way is a hack. The true solution is to rebuild Perl using only libraries and paths supplied by OpenCSW to make it truly compatible. |
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dam (administrator)
2012-11-21 22:22
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At the moment Sun Studio is the standard compiler for OpenCSW. You can download it free of charge from the Oracle download site. We plan to change the standard compiler to GCC 4.7 in the upcoming "bratislava" OpenCSW release. Until then you need to apply the patches you currently use.
Best regards -- Dago |
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lsiden (reporter)
2012-11-22 01:43
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Sorry to re-open, Dagbert. I though of sending you a private e-mail but I think its better that the answer to this be recorded on this thread for others to see:
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Thank you for the info, Dagbert. Would you please help me clarify? Is stlport the package that I need to install. If so, then is there an alternate Config.pm and Config_heavy.pm that are compatible with Oracle-Sun Studio to replace the ones I submitted with this issue to be compatible with gcc? The versions that come with the CSW Perl distro appeared to be built for the original SunOS C compiler, unless I'm missing something else. |
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dam (administrator)
2012-11-26 12:49
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The standard SunOS C Compiler is also named Sun Studio or Solaris Studio or Oracle Studio :-) Depending on the compiler version you may need to make a link from /opt/SUNWspro to e.g. /opt/solarisstudio12.3.
I don't understand why you mention stlport as this is not related to the compiler (up to the extend that gcc sun Sun Studio both ship an stlport).
Apart from that we have the module you needed:
http://www.opencsw.org/packages/pm_io_tty/ [^]
Adding a module takes almost no time, so it is probably easiest when you just drop the modules on #opencsw or on users@. |
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lsiden (reporter)
2012-11-26 16:13
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stlport was an error. I thought it was something else. |
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lsiden (reporter)
2012-11-26 16:21
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The package I really needed was Net::SFTP::Foreign. I think that's only offered in the "unstable" repository. I'm using "dublin" and didn't want to mix and match.
So you are saying I should restore Config.pm and Config_heavy.pm to their original state and try it again? |
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dam (administrator)
2012-11-26 20:27
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Mix and match of single CPAN modules from unstable is no issue, much better than mixing packages and self-compiled stuff. I suggest restoring these two and installing the package for the module from unstable with -t to pkgutil. |
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