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Subject: Re: [ptxdist] how to configure perl scripting to compile with
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* Martin Hollingsworth <Martin.Hollingsworth@itk-engineering.de> [2014-04-22 14:09]:
> 
> Any idea what could have gone wrong? My only idea is, that for some
> reason an old build of perl without threadding might have been
> integrated into the target image when running "ptxdist images". I will
> run a "ptxdist distclean", rebuild and post the result, just to make
> sure. But this will take a while on my machine.

Can you run 'readelf -d /usr/bin/perl' on the target (or on the host,
but be sure that's the same binary as on the target). At least here it
links against pthread.so.


Regards,
Bernhard

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