[Perlplusplugin-developers] Re: ppl-plug-0.95
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From: Slaven R. <re...@on...> - 2000-08-28 08:23:50
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> On Aug 25, 11:52am, Dmitry Karasik wrote: > > Hi! > > > > I found your package, ppl-plug-0.95, and I'm trying to adjust it to my > > own needs... > > I couldn't say that 'make' was flawless, the INCLUDE string somewhy > > didn't point > > to /usr/X11R6, but that's minor things. After 'make install' > > I got stumbled in the first steps - my Netscape says: > > > > -------- > > ERROR: bad magic number in > > "/home/dk/.netscape/plugins/perlplusplugin.so" > > Cant load plugin /home/dk/.netscape/plugins/perlplusplugin.so. Ignored. > > --------- > > > > I didn't find anything similar into the documentation, and I didn't find > > anything on the web. > > The Netscape is 4.73, running on freebsd-4.1-stable. That is strange, > > because > > I even tried things on win32, and everything worked fine. I'm not > > experienced in writing > > netscape plugins, so I'm clueless about 'magic number' - whether it's > > something internal or > > related to system-dependent executable format. > > Just a guess: FreeBSD's netscape is still a.out, while FreeBSD switched to ELF since 3.0. So it might help if you're adding an -aout switch (or something like that) to the compiler option. Probably you also need some a.out development kit from the ports. Another way would be to use linux-netscape and the linux-devel port to compile the plugin. Please let me know if you have success ... it's long time ago (somewhere in the FreeBSD 2.2.8 times) I tried the perl/Tk plugin for Netscape. Regards, Slaven -- use Tk;$c=tkinit->Canvas(-he,20)->grid;$x=5;map{s!\n!!g;map{create$c 'line'=> map{$a=-43+ord;($x+($a>>3)*2=>5+($a&7)*2)}split''}split"!";$x+=12}split/_/=>'K PI1_+09IPK_K;-OA1_+K!;A__1;Q!7G_1+QK_3CLPI90,_+K!;A_+1!KQ!.N_K+1Q!.F_1+KN.Q__1+ KN._K+1Q!.F_1+KN.Q_+1Q__+1!KQ!.N_1;Q!7G_K3,09Q_+1!K.Q_K+1Q!.F_1+KN.Q_';MainLoop |