Marcus Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Russ Allbery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> The current set of libraries required by the AFS Perl module are: >> -lbos >> -lvolser >> -lvldb >> -lafsrpc >> -lafsauthent >> -lcmd >> -lusd >> -laudit >> -lutil >> -lutil -lafsrpc -lutil >> -lutil -lafsauthent -lutil > That works? It seems to. > How? No idea. But I'm running code right now built with those libraries. Apparently whatever possible clashes there are don't happen in practice. > bos, vldb, volser, are presumably all lwp versions; afsrpc & afsauthent > should be pthread versions -- and I have no idea what -lutil gets in > your environment; that should be -lafsutil In my environment, > /usr/lib/libutil.a gets me some part of "libc6-dev". -lutil is something of a red herring; it gets turned into /usr/lib/afs/util.a later in the build process rather than passed to the compiler in that form. > Do all the various functions of AFS::* actually work? It passes its test suite. > I just built a copy of "AFS-2.4.0", which is apparently the last update > posted to cpan 20 feb 2006. It wanted this: > -L/tmp/m40/usr/lib \ > -L/tmp/m40/usr/lib/afs \ > -lkauth \ > -lprot \ > -lbos \ > -lrx \ > -lvolser \ > -lvldb \ > -lcmd \ > -lubik \ > -lauth \ > -lrxkad \ > -lrxstat \ > -lrx \ > -lsys \ > -ldes \ > -llwp \ > /tmp/m40/usr/lib/afs/libcom_err.a \ > /tmp/m40/usr/lib/afs/util.a \ > -lusd \ > -laudit \ > -lresolv > That's not the right order, but it's very close to right. For your non-threaded Perl. Debian's Perl is threaded, for which I'm fairly sure the above won't work. -- Russ Allbery ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) <http://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/> _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-devel mailing list OpenAFS-devel@openafs.org https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-devel
