When you said "64bit perl" I though you meant 64bitints -- sorry about that. I'm assuming you are building on AIX 5.1 with a 64-bit kernel. Unfortunately, I'm probably not much help there since I've never built under it.

From the output it looks like the linker doesn't like the Oracle.o object since (I'm guessing again) it was built in 32-bit mode (XCOFF32) and it needs to be built with a 64-bit compiler. Do you know how this object file is generated? If you are generating this during the build, are you using the right compiler version and/or options?

In reply to Re^3: 64bit perl on AIX by bluto
in thread 64bit perl on AIX by daryle

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