sorry for giving trouble for this module ... iam trying to installing in AIX server .frist i start gp/pari installi +ng pari-2.3.0.tat.gz i.e not installing properly... and i saw code MakeFile.PL in Math::Pari if ($os eq "solaris") { # Some older versions needed -lsunmath to import exp2(). This is # probably not needed anymore (though can speed things up). # Below -R specifies the path to search for this file when the # program will run, -L the path to search when the program is linked # @sc_dirs = '/opt/SUNWspro/lib' if -d '/opt/SUNWspro/lib'; # @sc_dirs = </opt/SUNWspro/SC*/lib> unless @sc_dirs; # if (@sc_dirs) { # $libs .= " -R$sc_dirs[-1] -L$sc_dirs[-1] -lsunmath -lm"; # } else { # #warn "Cannot find SUNWspro dirs, needed for -lsunmath, using NOE +XP2.\n"; $noexp2 = 1; # } } elsif ($os eq "os2") { $noexp2 = 1; $define .= " -DMALLOC_PROCS"; } elsif ($os eq 'linux') { $noexp2 = 1; } my %opts; unless ($common::parilib) { build_tests $paridir; # Convert the test suite make_pod 'libPARI.pod', '-to_pod', $paridir; # Now the docs make_pod 'libPARI.dumb.pod', '-to_dumb_pod', $paridir; %opts = build_paricfg($paridir, $common::do_configure); # ... and pa +ricfg.h like this,but i couldn't find AIx os in that code shall we use Math::Pari for Aix even Pari-2.3.0tar.gz also not install +ed properly can you suggest me ... what steps to take

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