I think that the versions of Perl on the two machines are different. It's highly unlikely that C-extension code ("XS code") compiled for one major version of Perl (5.x) will work with a different major version of Perl (5.y). And even if you have two identical major versions of Perl 5 on the two machines, both perl executables need to have been compiled with the same settings. You will need to compare the output of perl -V of both machines and see whether there are substantial differences.

The easiest approach would likely be to compile the extension directly on the target machine, or to compile one version of Perl for both machines and only use that Perl.

In reply to Re: compile and port on aix by Corion
in thread compile and port on aix by FredKJ

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