[Bioperl-l] Bioperl-ext, Staden and x86_64

[Andrew.Mather at dpi.vic.gov.au]

Hi Aaron,

Yes, it does use the autoconf build system, but unfortunately,
--enable-shared (and --enable-shared=yes) made no observable difference.

This one's got me stumped.  The older version compiles and installs without
problems on the x86 machines, but the Opterons don't seem to want to
cooperate.

Andrew






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  |       To:       Andrew.Mather at dpi.vic.gov.au                                                                                 |
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I haven't looked, but if it's using an autoconf-like build system
(i.e. you first type "configure" then "make"), you may need to add "--
enable-shared" to the "configure" invocation.

-Aaron

On Jul 19, 2005, at 12:11 AM, Andrew.Mather at dpi.vic.gov.au wrote:

> I looked around and found Verison 1.9.0 on
> Sourceforge and this appears to compile cleanly, however it doesn't
> look
> like it's left any .so files in /usr/local/lib  (or anywhere else
> for that
> matter).
>