If you're using the Perl that came with Solaris 8, it was compiled with
Sun's compiler, not gcc. If you are going to use gcc for all of your
compiling, you will have to compile your own Perl5 using gcc before continuing.
Laurie
Laurie Knox
AT&T - NETAC
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Sébastien,
Check your PATH env. variable and make sure that the gcc compiler is
the first in your Path. Solaris ships with a "disabled" /usr/ucb/cc
and it tends to get into your path first.
If you are using the Perl that comes installed with Solaris 2.8, you
might have troubles - I'm pretty su
- You may want to try not using a BEGIN block when specifying your PATH
variables.
- Better yet, you should set up your webserver to run as a specific user,
and give
that user the basic environment (including PATH variables) that you need.
It is
better to do this than to run the server as
Where is your Oracle database? On Unix or PC? Either way, your Solaris
machine
needs Oracle client for any of this to work. If your DB is on the Solaris
machine,
you should have received a client CD when you got the Oracle server CD set
(typical
shipment).
You will also need a C compiler - se
