kmeek@cti1.UUCP (Kevin Meek) (04/11/91)
I am having trouble getting perl 4.0 compiled on my AT&T 3B2/600G
I am running Sys V 3.2.2
Does Anyone have 4.0 running on a 3b2 who is willing to share their Config
setup??
Running make compiles all programs OK but linking gives the following
errors:
ld: Symbol close in /lib/libc_s.a is multiply defined. First defined in /usr/lib
/libnet.a
ld: Symbol read in /lib/libc_s.a is multiply defined. First defined in /usr/lib/
libnet.a
ld: Symbol write in /lib/libc_s.a is multiply defined. First defined in /usr/lib
/libnet.a
*** Error code 1
Being the optimism that I am I just edited the make file and took out
the reference to -lc_s. And everything linked ok.
But make test fails several tests. Upon further investigation
I found that it was core dumping on start up of these tests.
I commented out certain lines and got some parts to run.
Below is a detailed breakout of what subtests caused Bus error Core dump to
occur.
comp/cmdopt....FAILED on test 0
Core Dumps if tests 5,6,7,8 are included other tests run fine
comp/term......FAILED on test 0
Core Dumps if tests 3,4,5 are included other tests run fine
io/print.......FAILED on test 0
Core Dumps if tests 9,10 are included other tests run fine
op/exp.........FAILED on test 0
Core Dumps if tests 1,2,3 are included other tests run fine
op/index.......FAILED on test 0
Core Dumps if tests 7,13,14 are included other tests run fine
op/int.........FAILED on test 0
Core Dumps if tests 1,2,4 are included other tests run fine
op/ord.........FAILED on test 0
Core Dumps if test 1 are included other tests run fine
op/pack........FAILED on test 0
Core Dumps on all tests because initial load of array causes core dump
op/regexp......FAILED on test 0
Core dumps on re_test # 123 illegal instruction
op/sort........FAILED on test 0
Core Dumps on sub reverse line so no other tests can be run that use this
op/substr......FAILED on test 0
Core Dumps if tests 5,6,11,12,17,18,19,20 are included other tests run fine
lib/big........FAILED on test 0
Core Dumps at start up -- I couldn't get anything to run with this.
Any hints as to what might be wrong would be appreciated.
Thanks
Kevin
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Kevin Meek
kmeek@cti.com