Hi,
I know this is really a developers list, but there doesn't seem to be a
user list for Perl Xerces, so I hope nobody minds if I ask here.
I'm attempting to build XML::Xerces on a Red Hat box using gcc 2.96.
I've built the Xerces C library (version 2.3.0), but I try to build the
XML::Xerces module (version 2.3.0) I get:
cp Xerces.pm blib/lib/XML/Xerces.pm
make -C Handler static
make[1]: Entering directory
`/home/bogden/tmp/XML-Xerces-2.3.0-4/Handler'
/usr/bin/cc -c -I. -IHandler -I/home/bogden/include -D_REENTRANT -O2
-DVERSION=\"\" -DXS_VERSION=\"\" -fpic
"-I/arm/eda/tools/dsystool/perl-5_8_3/Linux-redhat-7_2-i686/lib/CORE"
PerlCallbackHandler.cpp
In file included from
/arm/eda/tools/dsystool/perl-5_8_3/Linux-redhat-7_2-i686/lib/CORE/op.h:4
84,
from
/arm/eda/tools/dsystool/perl-5_8_3/Linux-redhat-7_2-i686/lib/CORE/perl.h
:2346,
from PerlCallbackHandler.hpp:12,
from PerlCallbackHandler.cpp:2:
/arm/eda/tools/dsystool/perl-5_8_3/Linux-redhat-7_2-i686/lib/CORE/reentr
.h:611: field `_crypt_struct'
has incomplete type
In file included from
/arm/eda/tools/dsystool/perl-5_8_3/Linux-redhat-7_2-i686/lib/CORE/perl.h
:3554,
from PerlCallbackHandler.hpp:12,
from PerlCallbackHandler.cpp:2:
/arm/eda/tools/dsystool/perl-5_8_3/Linux-redhat-7_2-i686/lib/CORE/proto.
h:199: type specifier omitted
for parameter
/arm/eda/tools/dsystool/perl-5_8_3/Linux-redhat-7_2-i686/lib/CORE/proto.
h:199: parse error before `,'
/arm/eda/tools/dsystool/perl-5_8_3/Linux-redhat-7_2-i686/lib/CORE/proto.
h:201: syntax error before `('
/arm/eda/tools/dsystool/perl-5_8_3/Linux-redhat-7_2-i686/lib/CORE/proto.
h:202: syntax error before `('
/arm/eda/tools/dsystool/perl-5_8_3/Linux-redhat-7_2-i686/lib/CORE/proto.
h:1307: syntax error before `('
/arm/eda/tools/dsystool/perl-5_8_3/Linux-redhat-7_2-i686/lib/CORE/proto.
h:1308: type specifier omitted
for parameter
make[1]: *** [PerlCallbackHandler.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/bogden/tmp/XML-Xerces-2.3.0-4/Handler'
make: *** [blib/arch/auto/Handler/Handler.a] Error 2
I'm using perl 5.8.3, compiled with ithreads and 64 bit support. I was
wondering if there might be known issues with this kind of setup. I've
tried googling but turned up little of use, except for a single Debian
developer who seems to have encountered a similar problem. Can anyone
suggest anything?
Regards,
--
Bernie Ogden
Product Engineering Group
ARM Ltd
Tel: 01223 406 022
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