In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Nick Glencross via RT" writes:
: One final note. Unlike 'make dynclasses-test', 'make test' will spot
: that libparrot.a has been deleted and rebuild it and parrot.exe.
:
: You might want to finish up with:
:
: 11. make
:
: 12. Repeat step 4.
:
:
One final note. Unlike 'make dynclasses-test', 'make test' will spot
that libparrot.a has been deleted and rebuild it and parrot.exe.
You might want to finish up with:
11. make
12. Repeat step 4.
13. make test
All very hacky, I know.
Cheers,
Nick
Nick Glencross wrote:
Guys,
As
Guys,
As suggested, here are some manual steps which can get a few more tests
passing on cygwin. The 'problem' is that the dynclass DLLs when loaded
cannot access symbols in the parrot executable, so libparrot.dll needs
building and the dynclasses linking against it.
If there turns out to be
The "permission denied" message stems from the DLLs not having execute
permissions, which is the same as the existing problem with HP-UX.
http://rt.perl.org/rt3/Ticket/Display.html?id=36119
I did actually manage to get most of the dynclasses to pass 'make test'
by partly hacking Makefiles and
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Using the attached patch, which contains Nick Glencross's change to
dynclasses_pl.in modi
