ot; will create a Makefile that uses the compiler that compiled
perl.
You could download the sun compiler and use it with the 60 day trial
license.
regards Thomas
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DBI uses the compiler that compiled perl.
So install that compiler or compile Perl with gcc.
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using
1.34 which is fine.
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Hi Paul,
this is an informix specific question. Why don't you upgrade your 2.6
Machine to Connect or SDK 2.81?
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Ge
Hi Jonathan,
i tried to compile a Perl 5.8.0, DBI-1.37, DBD-Informix 2003-04 and
Informix Client SDK 2.80FC2 on Solaris 9 with Sun Forte 7 Compiler. It's
a 64 bit Database engine so i compiled it all with -xarch=v9. A simple
script like
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use DBD::Informix;
my ($dsn) = "DBI:
Hi,
i hope this question is one of the smarter questions sent to this list.
i try to build DBI 1.37 for Perl 5.8.0 on Solaris 9 Sparc with the Sun C
Compiler (Forte 7). Because my database (informix) only has 64bit
libraries the whole Perl and DBI has to be 64bit.
When compiling DBI perl Makef