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CPAN can't write makefiles after perl 5.8.1 reinstall on 10.3.415 Jul 2004 16:13 GMT6
Hi, I was having trouble installing LWP on the version of Perl that came
with our office iMac (running OS X 10.3.4) and therefore I reinstalled
Perl as per the suggestion of CPAN, using the guide at
http://developer.apple.com/internet/opensource/perl.html .  Since doing
DBD on Panther15 Jul 2004 05:00 GMT1
>PowerBook G4 "12
>Mac OS X 10.3.4 (Build 7H63)
Parsing and merging plist files15 Jul 2004 04:50 GMT3
been googling around for this but I'm not running into what I need:
I have accounts on 4 macs running OSX, in 4 separate physical
locations, so I'm looking to sync things like mail rules, ical files
and bookmarks (Safari, Omniweb).
Net::SSH::Perl08 Jul 2004 17:22 GMT1
I can't get Net::SSH::Perl to install from CPAN.  I get errors with
Math::Pari and Math::GMP.  Any suggestions?
Krazy Mac::Glue entities04 Jul 2004 19:18 GMT1
Um,
When I do the following:
  use Mac::Glue ':all';
  my $ab = Mac::Glue->new('Address Book');
Confusion about "die"02 Jul 2004 16:19 GMT3
I am confused about how "die" works. Here is an example of the source of
my confusion.
I have two files (Perl scripts) in the same directory. They are named
"test1.pl" and "test2.pl". They are shown below.
Curses trouble02 Jul 2004 01:08 GMT1
I've gotten Curses.pm off of CPAN, but any program I try to run with it
fails to compile, saying that libcurses.dylib is "not a recognisable
object file". Anyone know what I need to do to fix this? Thanks!
% perl -e 'use Curses'
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