Re^2: Compile a perl module from a shared object in Unix (AIX)

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Is there a way to trick perl into referencing the .so file since it is a binary form or the perl module? Can I force the script that is calling for the CatGetS.pm in the @INC to refer to the CatGetS.so through some manipulation of the perl environment or the perl script? Thanks J

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Re^3: Compile a perl module from a shared object in Unix (AIX) by Corion (Patriarch) on Jan 17, 2013 at 19:05 UTC
No. The .so belongs to the .pm file, but they are different things and you cannot get one from the other. The `.so` file is not a compiled `.pm` file. You cannot get from one file to the other file.	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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