Here’s an example from the bootstrap script:
my $perlexe = "/usr/bin/perl"; #default
# override defaults
if ($distribution eq "10.6") {
$perlexe = "/usr/bin/arch -arch $arch /usr/bin/perl5.10.0";
} elsif (($distribution eq "10.7") or ($distribution eq "10.8")) {
$perlexe = "/usr/bin/arch -arch $arch /usr/bin/perl5.12";
} elsif ($distribution eq "10.8") {
$perlexe = "/usr/bin/arch -arch $arch /usr/bin/perl5.16";
} elsif (($arch eq "x86_64") and ($distribution eq "10.5")) {
$perlexe = "$bsbase/bin/perl5.8.8";
}
There are 2 issues:
1) It’s using perl5.16 for 10.10.
2) Do we *need* the -arch wrappers for 10.7+ at all? Is there any reason not
just to use the default?
--
Alexander Hansen, Ph.D.
Fink User Liaison
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