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> "Steve Combs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>at 06/22/2001 07:35 AM
Theres always Win32::SPGP at http://www.oz.net/~srheller/spgp/
>I've run into this same IO::Pty/Tty road block.
>Has anyone gotten this to compile and run on NT?
>If so, would you mind sending me (or pointing to) a built module?
>Better yet, is there someone that (c/w)ould create a PPM for it?
>On the other hand, if Pty/Tty is so unixy that it can't run under
>Windows, why would anyone have gone to the trouble of creating a
>PPM for Expect?
>Thanks much,
>--Steve
>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 16:55:31 +0100
>> gcc is pretty cool - http://gcc.gnu.org/
>> It's free, widely used and supported.
>> If you use the cygwin install (the UNIX API for the pc), then
>> updates/install are pretty much painless.
>>
>> At 5/29/2001 4:36:39 PM, Steven Wadding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> wrote:
>> # I am actually trying to use the Crypt::PGP5 module on a NT4
>> # machine. I have installed Crypt::PGP5, and it needs Expect. I
>> # installed Expect, but running a perl program with just the line
>> # use Crypt::PGP5;
>> # in it comes back with the error that it can't locate IO/Pty.pm.
>> # Pty.pm is part of IO::Tty. Trying to install IO::Tty using PPM
>> # comes back with
>> # "Error installing package 'IO-Tty': Could not locate a PPM
>> # binary of 'IO-Tty' for this platform". So I tried installing
>> # IO::Tty manually, but it needs to compile some C code (it tries
>> # to run cl to do this). I don't have a C compiler on that machine.
>> #
>> # So, where do I find a C compiler for NT4? Are there free ones
>> # around? If so, where do I download one? If not, which one
>> # should I buy?
>> #
>> # Steve Wadding
>> Roger
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