will trillich <will@serensoft.com> writes:
>> The main trick is that you need a Perl installation that has a shared
>> library for perl (libperl.so, not libperl.a). This usually requires
>> building Perl from source, since it's not the default configuration.
>> It's easy enough if you build Perl from source, just say "yes" when
>> Perl's interactive configure script asks if you want a shlib.
> i thought it was looking for plperl.so... ?
But plperl.so depends on libperl.so.
regards, tom lane