I might give that a shot soon if I get some spare time.
I have to re-install one of my Win2000 servers. Once I do that I might
setup dual boot of Linux and do some testing.
It will be interesting to see.
Troy
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Surajan, It worked partially. Now I can execute nmake without having to
write the complete path, but it still lacks something:
When doing nmake after perl Makefile.PL the process begins and after a
while:
...
mkdir blib\lib\auto
mkdir blib\lib\auto\Win32
mkdir blib\lib\auto\Win32\GUI
cp BitmapInl
>>> Maybe someone should run some benchmarks to see.
You would need a dual boot machine with Windows and Unix. Otherwise, the
difference in the hardware platform would totally cloud any comparison.
Merrill
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btw, does my version of perl supports multi-threading anyway. it's
documentation did mention about the Thread module but then it says
that
NOTE: The Thread extension requires Perl to be built in a particular
way to enable the older 5.005 threading model. ActivePerl is not built
this way, which me
Go to control panel - system - advanced - environment variables go to system
variable "path"
. append the path to your nmake.exe there. this is for Win2K
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I really do not know if it is specified or not. How can I check it?
How can I specify that?
Thank you!
Alejandro
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Do you have nmake specified in your env path?
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Subject: Module installation - problem with nmake
I've installed several modules succ
> But certainly nmake is a .exe file.
Yes, but it's not in your path.
jpt
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I've installed several modules succesfully, but when trying to instal both
Win32-GUI or Tk, after
doing perl makefile.pl the nmake fails and the error message is:
C:\Perl\modules\Tk800.023>nmake
Microsoft (R) Program Maintenance Utility Version 1.50
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corp 1988-94. All ri
Soren Andersen wrote:
> I want to know if there is a way to know what happened that
> started the
> currently executing perl interpreter (what I refer to for
> brevity in the
> Subject: line as "caller," although this may be a suspect
> usage of that
> term)? The exact sense of what I want
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