[mplspm]: Problem with dynamic linking XS -- static Perl binary??

[Tim Burlowski]

OK, I''ll bite, which version of Perl, which compiler, and which HP-UX?

I have done something close to what you are doing on Solaris, Windows,
and HP-UX. I was able to link everything but DBI, dynamically, IIRC.

tim


Previously Mark Conty(Mark_Conty at cargill.com) wrote: 

> For the life of me, I can't get an HP shared library to resolve all its
> dependencies, resulting in run-time errors.  I've followed all the
> suggestions and hints, but I'm out of options and nearly out of patience.
> 
> I'm not sure it's entirely rational -- it could be argued that *any*thing
> I do might not be particularly rational, come to think of it!  -- but I'm
> *really* averse to having to build this XS by way of setting LINKTYPE to
> 'static'.
> 
> Has anyone else found themselves facing no alternative but to build a
> [partially] static Perl binary?  Comparing the fully dynamic file to the
> resulting partly-static/partly-dynamic, the size difference is 1.4MB vs.
> 5MB.  I s'pose it's not *that* big of a difference, but I'm just not quite
> ready to throw in the towel.  (I guess even the native Perl isn't *entirely*
> dynamic -- I believe DynaLoader has to be linked in as static for it to work.
> At least, that's the case under HP-UX.)
> 
> Anyway, does anyone have any words of wisdom, consolation, or anything else
> they might be able to pass along, relating to this issue?
> 
> Thanks!
> -- 
> Mark Conty
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