Re: SLED 10.1 gvim install

JJ scripsit:
Mikolaj Machowski wrote:

JJ scripsit:
I have tried installing gvim-6.3-7.1.i586.rpm on Suse 10.1.

Following installation when I attempt to start gvim, I receive the
following msg -

gvim: error while loading shared libraries: libperl.so: cannot open
shared object file: No such file or directory

However, libperl.so is in fact installed in
usr/lib/perl5/5.5.5/i586/linux-thread-multi

I would appreciate anyone pointing me to a source that explains this
problem.
Gvim was compiled with libperl.so in another place. Can you get :ver?
At the end is list of libraries with places where Vim is looking for
them. Maybe ln -s could fix things.
m.

Thanks for your response and suggestion. I will try to download the source
and see where it is looking for libperl.so so I can either recompile or do
the symbolic link you suggest.

Try vim --version

Where vim is looking for libraries is compile time option and depends on
specific system settings - sources won't help.

m.
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