Re: Oraperl and 7.1
Date: 20 Jan 1995 19:01:58 GMT
Message-ID: <445362.95Jan20110158_at_aisserver1.llnl.gov>
In article <3erqi4$6d3_at_dsinc.myxa.com> syd_at_myxa.com (Syd Weinstein) writes:
From: syd_at_myxa.com (Syd Weinstein)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.perl,comp.databases.oracle
Date: 9 Jan 1995 12:08:20 -0500
Organization: Myxa Corporation, Huntingdon Valley, PA
Reply-To: syd_at_Myxa.com
I am trying to get the old oraperl from comp.sources.misc from 1993 to work with 7.1. I think I kludged together the correct libs, but I am getting an error at ologof time.
Anyone been down this path and has the settings for the Makefile or a patch to use oraperl with 7.1?
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Sydney,
I had to completely kludge the Makefile to get it to compile. Then, after I got it compiled I was having a problem with long (1 minute) delays while connecting to the DB. That was described to me as a bug in the 7.1 OCI libs and so I recompiled with the 7.0.x libs and things seem to be fine.
Here is some backup from messages and my Makefile:
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Date: Mon, 21 Nov 94 13:31:51 EST
From: nobody_at_Kodak.COM (Dan Gaffaney (Oracle developer))
To: grantj_at_llnl.gov
Subject: Re: Problem with oraperl and 7.1.3
Cc: dpg_at_halide.kodak.com
Grant-
I suspect the 'slow connection' problem you are seeing with oraperl/7.1.3 may be due to a problem I ran across. Basically, if the setlocale() function is called prior to attemting a database connect, it can take a 'long time' to complete the connection, and the CPU utilization on the system running the program is at 100% during this time.
We have been forced to keep 7.0.16 around, and do our builds against that version. Built this way, our programs have no problem doing a 'fast connect' to either 7.0.16 or 7.1.3.
This has been reported to Oracle as TAR # 106646.184 at Priority 2 (including a nice, simple demo program), but I've had the darndest time getting them to apply any effort to it.
Hope this helps,
Dan
Dan Gaffaney Internet: dpg_at_halide.Kodak.COM Senior Software *ngineer (I'm NOT infringing on state licensing laws) Eastman Kodak Company Rochester, NY 14652-3712 (716) 722-3968 ===============================================================================
>> While trying to compile oraperl-v2.4, I get this error:
>>
>> cc -o oraperl /disks/augusta2/soft/perl-4.036/uperl.o oracle.o orafns.o ge
>> tcursor.o colons.o debug.o strtoul.o usersub.o dbug/dbug.o
>> \
>> -lm `cat /oracle/rdbms/lib/sysliblist` /oracle/rdbms/lib/libocic.a /or
>> acle/rdbms/lib/osntab.o /oracle/rdbms/lib/libsqlnet.a /oracle/rdbms/lib/libo
>> ra.a `. /disks/augusta2/soft/perl-4.036/config.sh; echo $libs`
>> ld: Undefined symbol
>> _debug
>> *** Error code 2
>> make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `oraperl'
>>
>
>Add the definition "int debug" to oraperl.c and you'll compile.
# Makefile for Oraperl and Coraperl
# Try gcc
CC=gcc
# Change these to your ORACLE installation directory and Perl source directory
#
ORACLE_HOME = /oracle/prod7 SRC = /usr/local/src/perl/perl_4.36 # Oracle Definitions, copied from $(ORACLE_HOME)/c/demo/proc.mk # ALL_ORA_LIBS is the only entry that the Makefile actually uses;# change it to whatever you need to link Pro*C programs #
OTHERLIBS = `cat $(ORACLE_HOME)/rdbms/lib/sysliblist` $(MLSLIBS) CLIBS = $(OTHERLIBS) OCILIB = $(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libocic.a
# The next 2 seem to be new in 7.1 and OCILIB isn't there. LIBHOME=$(ORACLE_HOME)/lib
LIBOCIC= $(LIBHOME)/libocic.a
LLIBOCIC= -locic
NETLIBS = $(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/osntab.o \
$(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libsqlnet.a
ORALIBS = $(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libora.a
# This one is for use with 7.0.x
MISSEDLIBS = $(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libnlsrtl.a \
$(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libcore.a \
$(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libcv6.a \
$(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libnetv2.a \
$(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libnlsrtl.a \
$(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libnetwork.a \
$(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libcore.a
# The following works with 7.1.x
#MISSEDLIBS = $(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libnlsrtl.a \
# $(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libcore.a \
# $(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libcore3.a \
# $(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libcv6.a \
# $(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libc3v6.a \
# $(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libnetv2.a \
# $(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libnlsrtl.a \
# $(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libnetwork.a \
# $(ORACLE_HOME)/lib/libcore3.a
ALL_ORA_LIBS = $(CLIBS) $(LIBOCIC) $(NETLIBS) $(ORALIBS) $(MISSEDLIBS)
# Perl Definitions, taken from $SRC/usub/Makefile
# Don't include the curses libraries here - they go in CURSELIB
#
GLOBINCS = LOCINCS = LIBS = `. $(SRC)/config.sh; echo $$libs`
# Oraperl Definitions
# Set DEBUG to -DDEBUGGING, -DPERL_DEBUGGING or leave blank (see orafns.h) # If it is not blank, uncomment the definition of DBUG_O # DEBUG = -DPERL_DEBUGGING DBUG_O = dbug/dbug.o # Curses libraries, only required if you want to build Coraperl# You may also need -ltermlib or -ltermcap #
CURSELIB = -lcurses
# Row cache size for SELECT statements. # If you want to change the default, uncomment this and set the value you want # #CACHE = -DCACHE_SIZE=5 # Bind variable padding. # If you want binding an empty string to provoke an error, uncomment this line. # #BIND = -DNO_BIND_PADDING # Some system-specific things
#
# If your system library does not include strtoul, uncomment the next line STRTOUL = strtoul.o
# # If your malloc() returns anything other than a char *, set the appropriate # type here (don't include the *) # MALLOC_PTR_TYPE=void # # If you are using Perl v3 instead of v4, uncomment the next line # STR_2MORTAL = -Dstr_2mortal=str_2static
# Database, username and password to use for testing
#
TESTDATA = t scott tiger
# # Leave these blank lines so that patches to what is below # won't be upset by your changes to the setups above. #
# From here on, you shouldn't need to change anything. If you do, let me know.
SRCS = oracle.mus orafns.c getcursor.c colons.c usersub.c \ debug.c strtoul.c OBJS = oracle.o orafns.o getcursor.o colons.o debug.o $(STRTOUL) OOBJS = $(OBJS) usersub.o $(DBUG_O) COBJS = $(OBJS) cusersub.o $(DBUG_O) HDRS = patchlevel.h orafns.h DEFS = $(STRTOL) $(PUTENV) $(STR_2MORTAL) $(DEBUG) $(CACHE) $(BIND) CFLAGS = -Idbug -I$(SRC) $(GLOBINCS) $(LOCINCS) $(DEFS) oraperl: $(SRC)/uperl.o $(OOBJS) $(CC) -o oraperl $(SRC)/uperl.o $(OOBJS) \ -lm $(ALL_ORA_LIBS) $(LIBS) coraperl: $(SRC)/uperl.o $(COBJS) $(SRC)/usub/curses.o $(CC) -o coraperl $(SRC)/uperl.o $(COBJS) $(SRC)/usub/curses.o \ -lm $(ALL_ORA_LIBS) $(LIBS) $(CURSELIB) all: oraperl coraperl test: oraperl _at_oraperl -e '&ora_version' _at_(cd testdir ; \ rm -f My-Results ; \ echo "Testing oraperl, please wait ..." ; \ for i in *.pl ; do ../oraperl $$i $(TESTDATA) ; done > My-Results ; \ if cmp -s Standard-Results My-Results ; \ then echo "Test successful" ; \ else echo "Test failed - compare My-Results with Standard-Results" ;\ fi; echo)
# We use oraperl although perl would suffice, because we know where it is!
install: oraperl install.pl
_at_./oraperl ./install.pl ${SRC}
cusersub.c: usersub.c
_at_rm -f cusersub.c
ln usersub.c cusersub.c
cusersub.o: cusersub.c
$(CC) -c $(CFLAGS) -DCURSES cusersub.c
oracle.c: $(SRC)/usub/mus oracle.mus
$(SRC)/usub/mus oracle.mus >oracle.c
$(OOBJS) $(COBJS): $(HDRS)
dbug/dbug.o:
(cd dbug ; $(MAKE) dbug.o)
_at_echo " (back to main directory)"
clean:
(cd dbug ; $(MAKE) clean)
_at_echo " (back to main directory)"
rm -f nohup.out *.o oracle.c cusersub.c
rm -f testdir/My-Results listing tags core
realclean clobber: clean
(cd dbug ; $(MAKE) clobber)
(cd doc ; $(MAKE) clobber)
_at_echo " (back to main directory)"
rm -f oraperl coraperl
listing:
pr -fn Makefile $(HDRS) $(SRCS) >listing
docs:
(cd doc ; $(MAKE) docs)
_at_echo " (back to main directory)"
shar: clean
shar -n oraperl-v2 -a -s kstock_at_encore.com -F -o :Part -l 64 \
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