Ok, so where is that, or where should that be applied? I'm not understanding... are you saying that in one of the two test runs that API.so is being read out of blib and the other isn't?

There's no API.so or API.pm in the blib dir I'm building:

spek@sequoia ~/repos/rpi-dac-mcp4922 $ find . -name API.so
spek@sequoia ~/repos/rpi-dac-mcp4922 $

spek@sequoia ~/repos/rpi-dac-mcp4922 $ find . -name API.pm
spek@sequoia ~/repos/rpi-dac-mcp4922 $

[download]

...and:

spek@sequoia ~/repos/rpi-dac-mcp4922 $ ll | grep blib
drwxr-xr-x  8 spek spek    4096 Feb 21 18:11 blib/
-rw-r--r--  1 spek spek       0 Feb 21 18:44 pm_to_blib

[download]

So can you please elaborate?

Thanks,

-stevieb

In reply to Re^2: "make test" catches a C undefined symbol, but "prove" doesn't by stevieb
in thread "make test" catches a C undefined symbol, but "prove" doesn't by stevieb

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