A problem with Perl 5.10.0 installation

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Scott.zhou

when i run make tool, i got such problem

perl.c:(.text+0x47f2): undefined reference to `SOCKSinit'

AND i could not search SOCKSinit definition in /usr/include/*
how could i fix this problem
 
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Scott.zhou

Scott.zhou дµÀ:
when i run make tool, i got such problem

perl.c:(.text+0x47f2): undefined reference to `SOCKSinit'

AND i could not search SOCKSinit definition in /usr/include/*
how could i fix this problem
ps: I run Fedora 8 on my PC
 
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Joost Diepenmaat

Scott.zhou said:
when i run make tool, i got such problem

perl.c:(.text+0x47f2): undefined reference to `SOCKSinit'

AND i could not search SOCKSinit definition in /usr/include/*
how could i fix this problem

Did you enable "SOCKS support" during the sh Configure stage?
It's disabled by default and I think you'd know if you need it.

I just did a

$ sh Configure
( chose defaults for everything except that I enabled threads )
$ make
.... (lots of output)
Everything is up to date. Type 'make test' to run test suite.

Or did you mean something else by "run make tool"?

See also the INSTALL file.

HTH,
Joost.
 
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Joost Diepenmaat

Joost Diepenmaat said:
I just did a

$ sh Configure
( chose defaults for everything except that I enabled threads )
$ make
.... (lots of output)
Everything is up to date. Type 'make test' to run test suite.

That's on debian testing/unstable, by the way.

Joost.
 
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Scott

Joost Diepenmaat 写é“:
Did you enable "SOCKS support" during the sh Configure stage?
It's disabled by default and I think you'd know if you need it.

I just did a

$ sh Configure
( chose defaults for everything except that I enabled threads )
$ make
.... (lots of output)
Everything is up to date. Type 'make test' to run test suite.

Or did you mean something else by "run make tool"?

See also the INSTALL file.

HTH,
Joost.
Done!
When I firstly chose interactively installation, I said "yes" to enable
"SOCKS support".
Thanks very much to all friends.
 

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