Cosimo, chromatic, et al.:
Please try out the new version of t/configure/111-auto_gcc-01.t attached.
It works for me on both Darwin and Linux as an argument to either
/usr/bin/prove or /usr/local/bin/prove.
Thank you very much.
kid51
111-auto_gcc-01.t
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James Keenan via RT wrote:
> Cosimo,
>
> The more I look at this, the more I wonder whether the test failure in
> 111-auto_gcc-01.t (reported below) has anything to do with the presence
> or absence of gdbm on one's OS or whether one's Perl was build with gdbm
> or not.
>
I'm sorry. I now realiz
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the line directive is missing in PDD19.
THis patch adds a description, and also adds
I can now reproduce the problem reported by Cosimo and chromatic. If
instead of running the tests in t/configure/ with 'prove' -- which is
connected to my hand-built (without gdbm) Perl 5.8.7 -- I run those same
tests with '/usr/bin/prove' -- which is connected to the vendor-supplied
Perl 5.8.8 bu
chromatic wrote:
I bet that Cosimo's test.ldo file says "couldn't link with -lgdbm" or
something similar. I see the same failure; here's what's in my test.ldo:
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lgdbm
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
For whatever reason, this test file is trying
On Saturday 03 November 2007 07:32:21 James Keenan via RT wrote:
> The more I look at this, the more I wonder whether the test failure in
> 111-auto_gcc-01.t (reported below) has anything to do with the presence
> or absence of gdbm on one's OS or whether one's Perl was build with gdbm
> or not.
Cosimo,
The more I look at this, the more I wonder whether the test failure in
111-auto_gcc-01.t (reported below) has anything to do with the presence
or absence of gdbm on one's OS or whether one's Perl was build with gdbm
or not.
>
> --8<
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hi,
today I finished the heredoc pre-processor for PIRC/new. PIRC/new is
now a three-pass compiler for PIR:
1. the heredoc pre-processor converts all heredoc strings into normal
strings by "flattening" them. All comments (POD, line) are removed in
this phase.
2. the macro pre-processor handles al
I believe that what we have stumbled on here is a case where we have
been bitten on the butt by our dependence on Perl 5's Config.pm and the
global, read-only variable it supplies, %Config. If the Perl you use
for building Parrot was not build with gdbm, then no reference to gdbm
will be located i
James Keenan via RT wrote:
> Cosimo Streppone wrote:
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>
>> Just found out
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