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H.Merijn Brand (procura
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Re: Perl and the Berkeley DB

Well, "soon" is so relative :) :)

> swlist B9007AA
# Initializing...
# Contacting target "x1"...
#
# Target: x1:/
#

# B9007AA C.11.23.14 HP C/aC++ Developer's Bundle
B9007AA.C-ANSI-C C.06.15 HP C/aC++ Compiler
B9007AA.AudioDevKit B.11.23.10 HP-UX Audio Desktop Developer Kit
B9007AA.ImagingDevKit B.11.23.10 HP-UX Desktop Developer's Toolkit - Imaging
B9007AA.CDEDevKit B.11.23.10 CDE Desktop Developer's ToolKit
B9007AA.X11MotifDevKit B.11.23.10 HP-UX Desktop Developer's Toolkit - X11, Motif, and Imake
B9007AA.Sentinel C.0.91.01 HP Sentinel Tool
B9007AA.CodeAdvisor C.01.17 HP Static Analysis Tool
B9007AA.Caliper C.4.3.2 HP Itanium Performance Measurement Tools
B9007AA.WDB-GUI C.5.7 GUI for the HP WDB Debugger
B9007AA.WDB C.5.7 HP Wildebeest (HP WDB) Debugger
B9007AA.Auxiliary-Opt C.06.15 Auxiliary Optimizer for HP Languages.
B9007AA.C-Dev-Tools C.06.15 C Language Development Tools
B9007AA.ACXX C.06.15 HP C/aC++ Compiler


BTW, changing the lib search path can be done with the environment variables $LD_LIBRARY_PATH and $SHLIB_PATH, but I assumened you already deduced that from an earlier post of mine.

Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn
Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn
Stefan Huber
Frequent Advisor

Re: Perl and the Berkeley DB

Hi

you are right, it is a 32Bit library.
So I try to compile it with 64Bit ability.

And here is the output from swlist:

[ root@xy ] [ -ksh ]: swlist B9007AA
# Initializing...
# Contacting target "xy"...
#
# Target: xy:/
#

# B9007AA C.11.23.12 HP C/aC++ Developer's Bundle
B9007AA.C-ANSI-C C.06.10 HP C/ANSI C Compiler
B9007AA.AudioDevKit B.11.23.10 HP-UX Audio Desktop Developer Kit
B9007AA.ImagingDevKit B.11.23.10 HP-UX Desktop Developer's Toolkit - Imaging
B9007AA.CDEDevKit B.11.23.10 CDE Desktop Developer's ToolKit
B9007AA.X11MotifDevKit B.11.23.10 HP-UX Desktop Developer's Toolkit - X11, Motif, and Imake
B9007AA.CodeAdvisor C.01.00 HP Static Analysis Tool
B9007AA.Caliper B.11.23.11 HP Itanium Performance Measurement Tools
B9007AA.SIN B.11.23.11 HP IA-64 static binary instrumentation tool
B9007AA.WDB-GUI B.11.23.11 GUI for the HP WDB Debugger
B9007AA.WDB B.11.23.11 HP Wildebeest (HP WDB) Debugger
B9007AA.Auxiliary-Opt B.11.23.11 Auxiliary Optimizer for HP Languages.
B9007AA.C-Dev-Tools B.11.23.11 C Language Development Tools
B9007AA.ACXX C.06.10 HP aC++

Best regards
Stefan Huber
I'm from Switzerland, but somehow ended up in Winnipeg
Dennis Handly
Acclaimed Contributor

Re: Perl and the Berkeley DB

>you are right, it is a 32 bit library. So I try to compile it with 64 bit ability.

You have the source to Berkeley DB from Oracle?
If not, you'll have to go back to 32 bit.

>And here is the output from swlist:

You have A.06.10. Do you have the A.06.14 patch, PHSS_35974?
Stefan Huber
Frequent Advisor

Re: Perl and the Berkeley DB

Hi

no it's not installed?

Best regards

Stefan
I'm from Switzerland, but somehow ended up in Winnipeg
Dennis Handly
Acclaimed Contributor

Re: Perl and the Berkeley DB

>no it's not installed?

If you need to check the installed version, use: aCC -V
Stefan Huber
Frequent Advisor

Re: Perl and the Berkeley DB

Hi Dennis

the acc -V gives me follwing output:

aCC: HP aC++/ANSI C B3910B A.06.10 [Mar 22 2006]

Is it necessary to install the patch?

Best regards

Stefan
I'm from Switzerland, but somehow ended up in Winnipeg
Dennis Handly
Acclaimed Contributor

Re: Perl and the Berkeley DB

>Is it necessary to install the patch?

No, but it is a good idea.
Though going to A.06.15 is even better.