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undefined symbol: mdb_txn_id #25
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Is there any way to tell which liblmdb.so is being used by these tests? It would be nice to throw some I recently upgraded Alien::LMDB to the latest LMDB release, 0.9.19. This is another potential advantage of the Alien method: you can encode a minimum version LMDB dependency at the perl level (independent of what your OS packages.) But I do agree LMDB_File should try to work with both old and new versions, and throw a run-time error if this feature wasn't compiled in. |
Although I just remembered, Alien::LMDB actually does fallback to the system verson if present... Maybe I should remove that feature, or make it opt-in... I added an issue here: |
I've pushed a trivial fix, I'll wait for some cpantesters.org's reports before closing this. |
After the v0.11 release that includes @rouzier's work some CPAN testers are failing, see:
http://matrix.cpantesters.org/?dist=LMDB_File+0.11
I'm suspecting we needs to test for the availability of the symbol in lmdb library so that code can be conditionally compiled.
@rouzier, can you take a look, please?
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