On 1/11/11 at 18:45, shawnhco...@gmail.com (Shawn H Corey) wrote:
I think perlbrew can be used to switch between installed Perls.
If so, switch to the one you want and run `cpan`. This will
cause cpan to use the active perl and install the modules in
its @INC directories.
I use perlbrew to install a personal copy of Perl, perl-5.14.2
to be exact, but every time I upgrade perl, I have to
re-install all the modules. So I know that cpan uses the active perl.
http://www.perlbrew.pl/
Hi, Shawn.
From the Googling I did concerning this, I came across perlbrew
& bootstrapping using local::lib but wondered if there was a
simpler solution.
What’s your opinion on hard-pathing to CPAN a la `$
/usr/local/bin/perl -MCPAN -e shell’ in order to use the CPAN
that’s installed there to install modules in /usr/local/ so
that I can use them with the perl-5.14.2 that resides there? If
it’s feasible, one quick alias & it’d be easy.
Cheers,
Phil.
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