On 1/25/2012 6:00 PM, Clifford Sobchuk wrote:
Hi Folks, This is on a Windows Vista machine that several weeks ago I had pdl2 installed with all the dependencies (Devel::REPL 1.0030011) and had 3d and 2d graphics. Since then I have been trying out various install methods (given some of the queries on the list) and having various degrees of success. The one thing I can't seem to get back is pdl2 because of the Devel::REPL dependency.
Yes, this is a real pain. On the list is to do a PAR archive version of Devel::REPL that would include the whole "mess" but no time yet. What I've done myself is to use cpan to install the Devel::REPL dependencies starting from the deepest and continuing up until the prerequisites for Devel::REPL are met. At that time, a Devel::REPL build should work.
I have perldl with 2d and 3d graphics, but I can't seem to install Devel::REPL to get pdl2 back again. I have tried installing version 1.003007 and then cpan upgrade to 1.0030012 (only version listed), I have tried cpanm (which tries to install 1.0030012 and fails dependency on sig), I have tried to download the source and build and it fails with Devel::Peek, B::Concise and other dependencies that won't build.
I'm not sure what "dependency on sig" means but there is a signal handling module that only works for unix. However, if you force the install, the win32 build works. I thought we had fixed that to ignore for win32 builds but I think something is still missing.
Does anyone have a recipe to install Devel::REPL on activestate perl 5.10.1 - win32 multi-threaded version?
I lost my start on the dependency list but it looks like the upgrade attempt was actually working. You might try again with the force install. Good luck, Chris _______________________________________________ Perldl mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.jach.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/perldl
