Ken Williams wrote:
[scotchie:~/src/modules/ExtUtils-CBuilder] ken% ./Build test
t/01-basic....v-strings are deprecated at
/usr/local/perl5.6.2/lib/5.6.2/darwin/Config.pm line 21.
Perl lib version (v5.6.2) doesn't match executable version (v5.8.1) at
/usr/local/perl5.6.2/lib/5.6.2/darwin/Config.pm line 21.
<snip>
Somehow when I let the kernel invoke /usr/local/perl5.6.2/bin/perl
through the shebang mechanism, it seems to be messing up its dynaloader
load path or something. Anyone know what might be going on here, or in
general what the difference is between the two invocations?
Actually I read that the other way; the shell is trying to run Perl
5.8.1 even though the shebang line points to 5.6.2, but with the -I path
already set to 5.6.2. Is that path pointing to a symlink or an actual
binary? Can you hardcode the path to the versioned executable (prolly
/usr/local/perl5.6.2/bin/perl5.6.2) and see if that has any different
behavior?
Can you put a 'warn $]' into the Build file just after the shebang line
to see what version of Perl it thinks it is running at that point? This
may be something strange about OS X, since I cannot get something
similar (but simpler) to fail like that...
John
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