The error you got is most likely due to a PAR::Packer built with one version of
perl and used to pack executables with another perl. In your case probably you
have mixed up the libperl.so (or similar) of the "standard" with the one of
yourl local version. This may happen very easily esp. If you'
Thanks for your timely reply.
I was using an older version because PAR-Packer 1.009 and PAR 1.002 were
giving me an error that I've listed below. To put things into perspective, I
first installed perl 5.10.1 from by downloading its source and building it
to the following directory:
*/usr2/schatto
On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 7:14 PM, Nine Fox wrote:
> I need to make use of PP and not just PAR. hence I'm installing a lower
> version of PAR. Is this something that has been encountered earlier?
Please install the latest versions of PAR (1.002) and PAR::Packer
(1.009) from CPAN -
there is absolute
Hi,
I was playing around with perl interpreter and I built perl myself by
downloading the source from CPAN and building it locally into /localperl.
Then, I tried to install PAR and PP using this perl.
On doing perl Makefile.PL PAR Packer 1.002, I am getting the following
message (I already instale
