Ken,

thank you very much for your input. I found the source of my problems:

Name.pl is missing in AIX: 
perl@t72:/usr/opt/perl5/lib/5.20.1/unicore $ ls
Blocks.txt          Decomposition.pl    Name.pm             SpecialCas
+ing.txt   UCD.pl
CombiningClass.pl   Heavy.pl            NamedSequences.txt  To        
+          lib

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compare that to my linux distribution: 
perl@pod-racer:/usr/share/perl/5.18/unicore $ ls
Blocks.txt         Decomposition.pl  lib                 Name.pl  Spec
+ialCasing.txt  UCD.pl
CombiningClass.pl  Heavy.pl          NamedSequences.txt  Name.pm  To  
+               version

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As Name.pl is generated during the compilation of perl, the necessary program mktables was not to be found on the AIX System, as I does not seem to be delivered with a packaged perl.

Solution to this: Download the perl-Version which is installed from CPAN into a temporary directory. On AIX 7.2 I have perl 5.20, so I download perl 5.20 from cpan (http://www.cpan.org/src/).

Extract it, and cd to lib/unicore. There you can find the mktables program. Then generate the unicode files: 

chmod 755 mktables
./mktables

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This generates a bunch of files, including Name.pl. I diffed all newly generated files against the ones from my systems perl and found no difference, so I only copied Name.pl to my systems unicore-path. The Errors then vanished.

In reply to Re^4: Unknown charnames when building Encode by yulivee07
in thread Unknown charnames when building Encode by yulivee07

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