Michiel Beijen schrieb am 19.09.2012 um 07:20 (+0200):
>
> I'm using the all-new 5.16.1 ActiveState perl with 64-bit dmake.
> However if I try to install a module via the cpan client I see an
> error like below, would anyone have any advice?
> CPAN.pm: Building D/DP/DPARIS/Crypt-IDEA-1.08.tar.g
> -Original Message-
> On Behalf Of Serguei Trouchelle
> You don't need to compile anything.
> Just copy
> http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/PAULG/Logfile-Rotate-1.04/Rotat
> e.pm to c:/perl/site/lib/Logfile, that would do.
>
> For compiling XS-modules, try running "ppm install MinGW" and
Oeschey, Lars (I/ET-83, extern) wrote:
> I need to recompile some scripts, unfortunately my machine is new installed
> (Win7 32bit), so I need to get all those modules I used into my current perl
> installation. One module I used is Logfile::Rotate, which doesn't show up in
> ppm
You don't nee
> I need to recompile some scripts, unfortunately my machine is new
> installed (Win7 32bit), so I need to get all those modules I used into my
> current perl installation. One module I used is Logfile::Rotate, which
> doesn't show up in ppm, so I try to use cpan/cpanplus. When I run cpan, it
> see
Hi beegee
I believe you have to have root privileges, before running the install.
Try.
sudo cpan
you will be prompt for a password (that's your user password in OSX)
Then run
install Test::Simple
Hope it helps.
On Oct 25, 2009, at 8:11 AM, beegee beegee wrote:
Hi, I have a mac os x tiger 1
Octavian Rasnita <> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have just installed ActivePerl 5.8.8, build 820, and I have tried
> to use the cpan shell.
>
> What is that warning about Ruby?
> Why cpan tries to use a non existing command?
> What can I do to avoid that "undefined subroutine" error?
> (I have previously
my
experience, this is a very straight forward process - it just takes a while.
Steve
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Nakata
Sent: Friday, 16 July 2004 11:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: CPAN Modules in Solaris
[EMAIL
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I am starting to play with perl, and I ran into an issue that I assume
is common to a lot of you.
When "make"-ing the CPAN modules, some of them seem to be invoking a C
compiler. However, the standard Solaris 8 distribution does not have a C
compiler, so the make pr
well, I think PPM rocks - makes modules a walk in the park to download &
install. Sometimes you have to point it to a different PPM package
repository to find what your after but thats about as difficult as it gets.
I think I only have to revert to CPAN when I can't find what I'm after on
PPM anyw
