On Tue, 15 Jul 2014 09:57:42 +0200 "john.d...@compinia.de"
wrote:
>> Using a PCSI kit also has problems if you want to install Perl onto a
>> cluster-common disk, which is not the boot disk, because you end up with
>> PRODUCT SHOW PRODUCT listing the kit on one machine but not on the
>> other(s
gt;
>--
>
>Craig A. Berry
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>"... getting out of a sonnet is much more
> difficult than getting in."
> Brad Leithauser
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ages...)
* RECORD-based IO in stead of STREAM-IO
* Naming conventions.
These are more important issues than just the compiler.
You can port a program so it runs, but if it cannot co-operate with
natively built programs properly, the effort is useless.
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n the freeware CD's. Not about 5.8.4!
I think this site needs an update on this!
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or via the web-page), if someone would
like to give it a try and inform me, that would be appreciated.
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e_perl/DBI.pm line 1057.
Use of uninitialized value in subroutine entry at
/perl_root/lib/site_perl/DBI.pm line 1057.
Can't locate object method "connect" via package "Mysql" (perhaps you
forgot to load "Mysql"?) at blib/lib/Mysql.pm line 71.
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Pe
mited to the
'outside' of these system. But I'll try and work my way into Perl to let
it work - whereever required and possible - the VMS way as well.
(What level of platform independence is either required, advisable or
just handy? And in what way can discrepancies be handled? These are,
IMHO,. quite basic questions, if you want Perl to be really usable on
virtually ANY platform. But that might well be a very different
discussion)
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rivial issues - where VMS has a perfect solution.
But in part, it is. One of the issues I ran into using Java code is the
(IMHO ridiculous) inefficiency of this environment. If perl goes the
same route, I will abandon it as well. Just for that reason.
>Karol
>
>==
>Karol E. Zielonko Jr.
>OpenVMS Engineering
>Hewlett-Packard Company
>
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5.6?
FYI: Installation of the 2.0 version of Apache - if that MOD_PERL would
require PERL 5.8) is NO option.
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;that the initial support of the I-thing by whatever name is as
>experimental and subject to change as early adopter's kit itself.
>
The "I-Thing" is OFFICIAL. The short name of VMS on Itanium is "OpenVMS
I64" and I don't think it will change now - given the b
corporate the new port to "VMS_IA64".
>
IMHO VMS_I64 is better: again, 3 characters. I think HP uses the same:
VAX - AXP - I64
VAX - ALPHA - IA64
>Congratulations.
As from me. Great.
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Craig,
>
>>t/io/openpid.FAILED at test 8
>
>>lib/vmsish...FAILED at test 25
>
>
>>Failed 2 test scripts out of 742, 99.73% okay.
>
>This is remarkably good. The vmsish.t failure is also present on Alpha and probably
>reflects a real bug in timezone
Hello,
Tried to build BDB-RDB-1_16, when linking, a lot of undefined references
due to the fact that SYS$IBRARY:SQ$USERS.OLB couldn't be located. Quite
obvious: it's called SQL$USER71.OLB.
Update Makefile.pl:
.FIRST
@ define/nolog lnk\$library sys\$library:sql\$user71.olb <
@ tar
Sorry, forgot.
VMS 7.3-1
Perl 5.8.1
Got the STABLE.TAR.GZ (.TGZ) first, later I got LATEST.TGZ (for VMS).
There have been some build issues with STABLE (shortening some variables
names, out-of-memory) but that was probably my mistake. Didn't have
these problems with LATEST (elevated privilege tur
q{[---]PerlShr.exe/Share\n}"
>>EXTTEST.OPT
# Copy/NoConfirm EXTTEST.OPT [---.LIB.AUTO.EXTTEST]EXTTEST.OPT
# %MMS-F-GWKNOACTS, Actions to update EXTTEST.C are unknown.
# ext-538968653 being removed...
%SYSTEM-W-PLHLDR, reserved for future use
$
I guess
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