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Canada		 2007-09-11 22:40:50 

  


  

    Hi,

what I am trying to do here is on PerlApp OSX.

I am basicaly trying to get a .app containing the Net::SSH::Perl module, which I compiled under cpan (not available from ppm)
my problem is that all the SSH2 Crypt:: modules seems to be for the perl 5.8.6 architecture...
and when I try to use them with perlapp I get a: <Unable to produce a universal binary error>
the specific error says: Mismatch between perlapp (i386/ppc) and (the path to my 5.8.6 module.pm)

anybody know if I can turn the universal binary flag off (I dont need, only ppc on my distribution machine)?
or compile my module a better way to get 5.8.8 support?

thanks!

l-p



  

  
  
   
     
    

  

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     user name

     2007-09-13 15:06:16
  


  

    

  


  

    





There is currently no mechanism to produce platform-native
executables on OS X with PerlApp: all modules need to be Universal binaries.

However, if you used the latest ActivePerl and have the universal SDK from
Apple’s developer tools CD installed, then you should automatically create
universal binaries when you build a module.



 



I’ve copied this message to Gozer, who may have additional hints
for building universal binary modules on OS X.



 



We do have an (internal) enhancement request open to implement

platform native binaries, but I don’t know when we are going to implement it.




 



Cheers,



-Jan



 












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Hi,



what I am trying to do here is on PerlApp OSX.



I am basicaly trying to get a .app containing the Net::SSH::Perl module, which
I compiled under cpan (not available from ppm)

my problem is that all the SSH2 Crypt:: modules seems to be for the perl 5.8.6
architecture...

and when I try to use them with perlapp I get a: <Unable to produce a
universal binary error>

the specific error says: Mismatch between perlapp (i386/ppc) and (the path to
my 5.8.6 module.pm)



anybody know if I can turn the universal binary flag off (I dont need, only ppc
on my distribution machine)?

or compile my module a better way to get 5.8.8 support?




thanks!



l-p









  

  
  
   
     
    






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