Peter,
Installing GCC on the box would be a major problem and one that I
would rather not get into.
Why does Perl assume (if this is the case) that everyone who uses perl
has access to a compiler??
I can not believe that most perl users have access to a C compiler?
One would think that at
On 12/5/07, Gerald Wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Installing GCC on the box would be a major problem and one
that I would rather not get into.
Having a C compiler would probably make your life easier in the long
run. And, unless you've got a seriously weird box, installing GCC is
It is strange that C compiler does not include in the first time
installation. I installed solaris 8 and Fedora, red hat, I always get C
compiler when I installed the OS and I rarely does not get C compiler.
Only last time, I installed Date::Calc in my FC6 machine, it was asked the
newest GCC
On Mon, 03 Dec 2007 11:40:16 -0700, Gerald Wheeler wrote:
It appears that installing the prerequisites for Date::Calc
(Bit::Vector) requires a C compiler.
Is there any way to install Date::Calc (and it's prerequisites) when
one does not have the capability to compile the module?
Are
It appears that installing the prerequisites for Date::Calc
(Bit::Vector) requires a C compiler.
Is there any way to install Date::Calc (and it's prerequisites) when
one does not have the capability to compile the module?
Are precompiled modules for Solaris 10 SPARC available form somewhere?
