perl.inline...AutoLoader issues with Inline::CPP by Erik Hollensbe- June 17, 2008 Greetings folks...I&39;m having a problem with an Inline::CPP module I&39;m writing. It seems that it&39;s trying to local an autosplit routine in the _Inline dir that doesn&39;t exist after Inline does its initial magic.Here&39;s the actual error:Can&39;t locate autoMIMEKDEversion.al in INC (INC contains: homeerikhgitmime-kde_Inlinelib lib etcperl usrlocallibperl5.8.8 usrlocalshareperl5.8.8 usrlibperl5 usrshareperl5 usrlibperl5.8 usrshareperl5.8 usrlocallibsite_perl .) at -e line 1Again, to be.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.inline/2008/06/msg3644.html IS SHARED_JVM supported by all JVMs by mani vannan- June 13, 2008 Hi,Is SHARED_JVM introduced by inline java supported across all JVMsthanksManivannanhttp://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.inline/2008/06/msg3643.html Re: What are Inline::Java include directories On a HPUX machine by perl- June 10, 2008 On Jun 9, 9:41 pm, jason.stel...gmail.com (Jason Stelzer) wrote:> On Jun 9, 2008, at 7:35 AM, perl wrote:>> > I encounter this error while loading an inline java module>> > Can&39;t load JNI module. Did you build it at install time>> I&39;m not sure of the status of JNI under hpux. When you built> Inline::Java, did you enable the JNI extension Was a shared library> compiled and installed for your perl Under linux, it&39;d be called> JNI.so, under HPUX it&39;s.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.inline/2008/06/msg3642.html Re: How can I supress including of system header files by Steve Fink- June 9, 2008 I faced a similar problem (Perl does have a tendency to crap cppmacros everywhere). My solution was to make an "unperl.h" file that Iinclude at the top of the Inline code. It undefs everything thatconflicts with my headers. This isn&39;t guaranteed to work; your Inlinecode could use a macro that depends on a Perl macro that you&39;veundef&39;d. But it&39;s been ok for me.On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 10:49 AM, Nicholas Clark <nickccl4.org> wrote:> On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 06:04:09PM.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.inline/2008/06/msg3641.html Re: What are Inline::Java include directories On a HPUX machine by Jason Stelzer- June 9, 2008 On Jun 9, 2008, at 7:35 AM, perl wrote:> I encounter this error while loading an inline java module>> Can&39;t load JNI module. Did you build it at install timeI&39;m not sure of the status of JNI under hpux. When you built Inline::Java, did you enable the JNI extension Was a shared library compiled and installed for your perl Under linux, it&39;d be called JNI.so, under HPUX it&39;s JNI.sl. It should be installed for you during the make install step. Do you see it installed when...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.inline/2008/06/msg3640.html Re: How can I supress including of system header files by Nicholas Clark- June 9, 2008 On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 06:04:09PM +0800, Kaiwang Chen wrote:> Hello,> > Inline::C automatically includes some header files, one of which has> typedef conflicts with my custom definition(see bellow). Is there some> way to disable inclusion of certain system header files Thanks in> advance.> $ .inline.pl > usrbinperl usrlibperl55.8.8ExtUtilsxsubpp> -typemap usrlibperl55.8.8ExtUtilstypemap inline_pl_1ecd.xs >> inline_pl_1ecd.xsc && mv inline_pl_1ecd.xsc..http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.inline/2008/06/msg3639.html Re: What are Inline::Java include directories On a HPUX machine by perl- June 9, 2008 An update:I now have included all the directories which was generated in thedefault_j2sdk.pl filejrelibPA_RISC2.0&39;,jrelibPA_RISC2.0server&39;,jrelibPA_RISC2.0native_threadsAnd the error persistshttp://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.inline/2008/06/msg3638.html What are Inline::Java include directories On a HPUX machine by perl- June 9, 2008 I encounter this error while loading an inline java moduleCan&39;t load JNI module. Did you build it at install timeError: Can&39;t load &39;optrationalcommonlibperl5site_perl5.8.6PA-RISC2.0-multiautoInlineJavaJNIJNI.sl&39; for moduleInline::Java::JNI: Exec format error atMy SHLIB_PATH consists ofmydirjavajrebin:mydircommonjavajrelibPA_RISC2.0:mydircommonjavajrelibPA_RISC2.0hotspot:http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.inline/2008/06/msg3637.html Re: Undef. subroutine in Inline::C by Sisyphus- June 5, 2008 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eric Wilhelm" <scratchcomputinggmail.com>..>> IIRC, &39;double &39; is not a type that can be automatically mapped. You> want to pass an array ref You&39;ll either need to pass it as an SV and> manually unpack it, or use a typemap.I think Eric has nailed it correctly.If you need to be dealing with pointers to double in your C code, then here&39;s one (not very sophisiticated) way of passing the double values between perl and...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.inline/2008/06/msg3636.html Re: Undef. subroutine in Inline::C by Eric Wilhelm- June 5, 2008 from Yoav on Thursday 05 June 2008 10:03:> However, I seem to >be running into issues such as "Bus Error", segfaults Inline_Stack_Vars needs to go in the variable declaration section. See the pod for Inline::C.>and undefined subroutines.>>The error i&39;m getting with the code as it currently stands is...>Undefined subroutine &Geo::GeoCoder::UTM2WGS84IIRC, &39;double &39; is not a type that can be automatically mapped. You want to pass an array ref ...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.inline/2008/06/msg3635.html |