yep, when I copied the .dll to C:/Windows/System32 and ran the first command again, the error message didn't pop up--though the output was identical, caught at file t/callext.t, line 69, pkg main Steve
On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 8:13 PM, Sisyphus <[email protected]> wrote: > > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve Cicala" <[email protected] > > > To: "Sisyphus" <[email protected]> > Cc: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 9:26 AM > Subject: Re: [Perldl] installing on 64-bit Windows 7 > > > Hi Rob: >> >> Running perl -Mblib t/callext.t I get the following output plus a perl.exe >> System Error "The program can't start because MSVCR90.dll is missing from >> your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem." >> > > [snip] > > I think it's just that "The program" is running in an environment that > doesn't have the location of MSVCR90.dll in its path. > Could you place a copy of MSVCR90.dll (which you'll find somewhere in your > compiler) into one of the standard path locations (eg C:/Windows/System32) > and see if that fixes the problem. You'll probably need administrator > privileges to do that. > > If that doesn't fix the problem (or you don't have the necessary > permissions) try putting a copy of MSVCR90.dll into the > 'C:\Perl64\cpan\build\PDL-2.4.4-HJYno3\t' directory ... and see if *that* > makes any difference. I'm not saying that would be a *proper* fix - but I'd > just like to know if it works. > > And for the second command: >> >> C:\Perl64\cpan\build\PDL-2.4.4-HJYno3>perl -Mblib t/primitive.t >> > > [snip] > > > APPROX: [0.0012512207 0.56356812 0.19329834 0.80871582 0.58499146 >> 0.4798584 >> 0.3 >> 5028076 0.89593506 0.82281494 0.74658203] [0.17410278 0.85891724 >> 0.71047974 >> 0.51 >> 351929 0.3039856 0.014984131 0.091400146 0.36444092 0.14730835 >> 0.16589355] >> # APPROXFAIL: [0.0012512207 0.56356812 0.19329834 0.80871582 0.58499146 >> 0.47985 >> 84 0.35028076 0.89593506 0.82281494 0.74658203] [0.17410278 0.85891724 >> 0.7104797 >> 4 0.51351929 0.3039856 0.014984131 0.091400146 0.36444092 0.14730835 >> 0.16589355 >> ] >> not ok 10 >> # Failed test 10 in t/primitive.t at line 70 >> # t/primitive.t line 70 is: ok(tapprox $r1, $r2); >> #10 >> APPROX: [ 2.2732644 -0.13658679 -1.1796004 -2.5994114 -2.3692902 >> -0.31108329 >> 0.0 >> 79409965 0.17934602 0.25786799 0.27189134] [-0.96917377 0.42073282 >> -0.12370318 - >> 0.37962523 -1.5801404 0.273241 0.78336868 0.85087926 0.049819643 >> -0.51882636] >> # APPROXFAIL: [ 2.2732644 -0.13658679 -1.1796004 -2.5994114 -2.3692902 >> -0.311083 >> 29 0.079409965 0.17934602 0.25786799 0.27189134] [-0.96917377 0.42073282 >> -0.1237 >> 0318 -0.37962523 -1.5801404 0.273241 0.78336868 0.85087926 0.049819643 >> -0.5188 >> 2636] >> not ok 11 >> # Failed test 11 in t/primitive.t at line 76 >> # t/primitive.t line 76 is: ok(tapprox $r1, $r2); >> #11 >> > > This one might take a while ..... I'll see what I can come up with. > > Cheers, > Rob >
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