Well, the easiest thing to do is to load up the module by hand and see what it yells about. 
perl -Ilib/blib -Ilib/arch -MText::Pspell

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and look through the output. It all should be there.

Whether or not the unresolved symbols will be a problem for you is another matter entirely. They are a problem, as there's code in the library that will crash and burn when run, but you might not use that stuff.

Libraries that don't completely resolve isn't unusual, unfortunately. Late binding of library code gives an adequate speed boost, but it tends to encourage sloppy building since you don't always find your problems until runtime. (Usually in error handling functions, of course, since what else would use routines only really occasionally? That and it's the most inconvenient thing, so it's liklely to happen)

In reply to Re: PERL_DL_NONLAZY and make test failure by Elian
in thread PERL_DL_NONLAZY and make test failure by moseley

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