Certainly. My packages are build with $LOCALBASE set to /usr/local, BTW: https://www.klos.com/~john/perl-5.26.0nb1.tgz This is the happy one. The unhappy one needs to be recompiled (I'm not sure I ever kept the package). I'll also keep the work directories and will upload them when they're done.
Here's the unhappy one and the work directory from it: https://www.klos.com/~john/perl-5.26.0nb2.tgz https://www.klos.com/~john/perl_work_unhappy.tar.gzNow, although I still get text relocations warnings, the floating point exceptions are gone.
Also:
nm /usr/local/lib/perl5/5.26.0/*-netbsd-thread-multi/auto/POSIX/POSIX.so |grep strto
0000b50a T XS_POSIX_strtod
0000b84e T XS_POSIX_strtol
0000b6ac T XS_POSIX_strtold
0000ba80 T XS_POSIX_strtoul
U strtod
U strtol
U strtold
U strtoul
The VAX that compiled this is a 4000/90 with 128 megs, which means it's
very fast. The VAX compiling perl with debug options is a 4000/60 with 72
megs, so it's still going. Will report back tomorrow. Or Tuesday. We'll
see.
John