On 22 Jan 2021, at 20:10, John Ralls wrote:
To answer your earlier question, no, F::Q doesn't work for me either
on my DTK. I hadn't actually even tried to install it. It took two
passes through sudo gnc-fq-update to get a good install so that I
could run gnc-fq-check successfully from terminal.
I've been sticking print statements into price-quotes.scm and
gnc-fq-check and looking at the results. It seems that there's
something about the final printf in gnc-fq-check that chokes the guile
read. I haven't figured out what yet and I'm out of time for today.
But you've confirmed my suspicion about having a non-Apple-supplied
perl. That will never work with the bundle launched from Finder
because your shell environment, which includes the path to the
Homebrew-installed perl, isn't read when launching an app bundle from
Finder. You may be able to get it to work from the terminal that way.
Or you can change the #! line at the front of each of the gnc-fq-* files
to point to the copy of Perl you want to use. A kludge, but it works,
at least for me. I'm still running an older version of MacOS on an
Intel Mac so I don't have the same issues you've seen. I do, however,
use a non-stander installation of Perl.
Mike
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