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May 2, 2012, 8:15 PM
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[perl #7895] "Unresolved external" errors from Perl built with bcc5
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On Sat Nov 10 06:22:10 2001, lnett [at] SDSC wrote: > I am not sure this is a real bug or just a user problem. I > have tried a bunch of stuff. The error occurs when > "miniperl" is building the Makefile for the etc/Sockets > directory. Here is the error: > c:\BC5\BIcc32 is not recognized as an external or external > command, operable program or batch file. > dmake.exe: Error code 1, while making 'Socket.obj' > > The problem is that miniperl is not building the makefile > correctly so that CC is defined as c:\BC5\BI*bcc32 where > "*" is some weird character. > > I tried going into the win32/makefile.mk and removing the > miniperl part for socket and then correcting all the > problems in the sockets makefile. But then I get the error: > Unresolved external '__System__GetTls' referenced from > module XXV.CPP > Unresolved external '__isDLL' referenced from module > INITSTK.C > Unresolved external '__useDynamicTLS' referenced from module > FASTTLS.C > > The above error comes from the link stage of Socket. I am > using borland tlink32 for this step....is there something > else. I ask because miniperl hacks the line that defines the > linker so I am unable to figure out what to use. > > If I could get miniperl to build the correct makefile I > think this would resolve these errors. Any > suggestions/fixes? > > Thanks. > Laura > > ____________________________________________________________________ > Laura C. Carrington, Ph.D. > Scientific Computing Dept. (858) 534-5063 (voice) > San Diego Supercomputer Center (858) 534-5117 (fax) > 9500 Gilman Dr. 0505 lnett [at] sdsc > La Jolla, CA 92093-0505 > ____________________________________________________________________ Gosh, did this ticket fall through the cracks. Thanks for the bug report, and for volunteering to fix it! It's a shame that no one took up the offer back in the day. Unfortunately, eleven years down the line, Perl no longer supports Borland, so I'm marking this as rejected. --- via perlbug: queue: perl5 status: open https://rt.perl.org:443/rt3/Ticket/Display.html?id=7895
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