Peter,
Installing GCC on the box would be a major problem and one that I
would rather not get into.
Why does Perl assume (if this is the case) that everyone who uses perl
has access to a compiler??
I can not believe that most perl users have access to a C compiler?
One would think that at least for the primary Unix flavors (Solaris,
AIX, Linux, etc.) there would be binaries available for download with
the the modules offered by CPAN.
Thanks
J
>>> Peter Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/4/2007 6:46 AM >>>
On Mon, 03 Dec 2007 11:40:16 -0700, Gerald Wheeler wrote:
> It appears that installing the prerequisites for Date::Calc
> (Bit::Vector) requires a C compiler.
>
> Is there any way to install Date::Calc (and it's prerequisites) when
> one does not have the capability to compile the module?
>
> Are precompiled modules for Solaris 10 SPARC available form
somewhere?
gcc installs easily under Solaris 10 and will make the installation of
CPAN modules with XS components as simple as it can get. Is there
some
reason you don't want to install gcc?
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