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Re^4: perl-5.24.3 build woes

by 2pipes (Novice)
on Apr 07, 2018 at 19:18 UTC ( [id://1212501]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re^3: perl-5.24.3 build woes
in thread perl-5.24.3 build woes

In other words, the "No Makefile" problem was a 'short between the ears'. Thanks for the explanation.

There's only one make on the system (GNU v.4.2.1). It's from an RPM built by Bull as part of their freeware offerings and was probably built using IBM's XLC. Could that matter? I know some perl modules must be built with gcc and require a perl and some dependencies also be built with gcc (IO::Socket::SSL), which is why I need to build perl myself. I didn't think it would matter with make, though.

make links to make_32. make_64 exists but won't load because libgmp and libgcc can't be loaded - I haven't explored why yet. Is it possible I need to be using a 64 bit version of make? Not necessarily as a solution to the bad "w" flag - that doesn't seem relevant - just as a rule when building 64 bit applications?

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Re^5: perl-5.24.3 build woes
by Tux (Canon) on Apr 08, 2018 at 08:18 UTC

    I build with GNU make 3.81 on AIX 5.3, so 4.x should suffice

    How 'make' is compiled does not influence how perl is compiled. 64-bit make should work fine:

    make: 64-bit XCOFF executable or object module

    If you want to build everything in 64-bitall, you should set your environment accordingly:

    sh $ export OBJECT_MODE=64 csh% setenv OBJECT_MODE 64

    Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

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