If you open the distribution's top folder and descend into the C folder you will see the Makefile.PL for Inline::C (ie, Inline/C/Makefile.PL). Looking that over, I see there's no ENV variable that you can set to force Inline::C to not be installed. So you have two options:
1: Instead of using an automated CPAN installer, just unpack the tarball, and perform the "make, make test, make install" mantra. By doing that, you will be prompted whether or not to install Inline::C, and you can choose not to. OR 2: Use the cpanminus installer, "cpanm", with the "--interactive" command line switch set. This will also cause Makefile.PL to prompt whether you want to install Inline::C, and again you can choose not to. On Mon, Feb 3, 2014 at 10:38 AM, Jean Connelly < jeanc...@head.cfa.harvard.edu> wrote: > Hi, > > Related to Linda's question, what environment variables or make > variables do I need to set to install Inline *without* Inline::C and > to specify a python for Inline::Python to do both of these make / > installs non-interactively? > > Thanks, > Jean > -- David Oswald daosw...@gmail.com
