Hi,

What do you get if you run  ldd -v IO.so on each machine? (par/par/native)

I think that error might really mean that some other library couldn't be found ( Assuming the PAR filters you're using arent mixing things up )

Global symbols?? What global symbols? :) 

$ nm -g IO.dll
nm: IO.dll: no symbols

$ objdump -t IO.dll

IO.dll:     file format pei-i386

SYMBOL TABLE:
no symbols



$ objdump -T IO.dll

IO.dll:     file format pei-i386

objdump: IO.dll: not a dynamic object
DYNAMIC SYMBOL TABLE:
no symbols



$ objdump -x IO.dll |grep -B22 boot_
There is an export table in .edata at 0x674c7000

The Export Tables (interpreted .edata section contents)

Export Flags                    0
Time/Date stamp                 507ac67e
Major/Minor                     0/0
Name                            00007028 dll.exp.dll
Ordinal Base                    1
Number in:
        Export Address Table            00000002
        [Name Pointer/Ordinal] Table    00000002
Table Addresses
        Export Address Table            00007034
        Name Pointer Table              0000703c
        Ordinal Table                   00007044

Export Address Table -- Ordinal Base 1
        [   0] +base[   1] 2670 Export RVA
        [   1] +base[   2] 2670 Export RVA

[Ordinal/Name Pointer] Table
        [   1] _boot_IO
        [   0] boot_IO

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$ objdump -x IO.dll 
...
The Import Tables (interpreted .idata section contents)
 vma:            Hint    Time      Forward  DLL       First
                 Table   Stamp     Chain    Name      Thunk
 00008000       00008050 00000000 00000000 000088e4 00008198

        DLL Name: perl516.dll
        vma:  Hint/Ord Member-Name Bound-To
        82e0        4  PL_check
        82ec       51  PL_ppaddr
        82f8      132  PerlIO_getpos
...
        DLL Name: KERNEL32.dll
        DLL Name: msvcrt.dll

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In reply to Re: How to obtain perl5/auto/IO/IO.so with global symbols? by beech
in thread How to obtain perl5/auto/IO/IO.so with global symbols? by ek15

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