I apologize for not following netiquette
I am essentially doing this:
perl Makefile.PL MP_APXS=/apps/apache/prefork/bin/apxs
make -j 128
that's when I encounter the error
make: *** modperl_lib Error 2
I am not a perl programmer, I am a systems admin tasked to do this.
anyway, scrolling upwards in my putty session, I see this message:
Manifying ../blib/man3/Apache2::Reload.3
"modperl_perl.c", line 272: undefined symbol:
PL_rehash_seed
"modperl_perl.c", line 273: undefined symbol:
PL_rehash_seed_set
cc: acomp failed for modperl_perl.c?
make1: *** modperl_perl.lo Error 2
make1: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
Manifying ../blib/man3/Apache::Reload.3
I do not need the -m64 flag, it is for gcc, I am, as mentioned before using Sun's solarisstudio compiler and I read the docs, they recommend using the same compiler.
I have in OP given the flags used to successfully build perl 64 bit

In reply to Re^2: Error building mod perl on 64 bit perl solaris 10 by Anonymous Monk
in thread Error building mod perl on 64 bit perl solaris 10 by kartikvash_perl

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