On Jan 16, 6:47 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Diego .) wrote:
> That's what i do:
> $BIN = $HOME/perl
> sh Configure -de -Dlocincpth="$BIN" -Dloclibpth="$BIN"
> -Dprefix="$BIN/perl5" -Dusethreads
> make
> make install
>
> Thanks for all
Is this exactly what the shell interprets? If so, there is a simple
solution. Setting variables in the shell environment won't work (or
rather it works screwy) if there's a leading dollar sign. Try this:
Replace the first line ("$BIN = $HOME/perl") with this:
BIN=$HOME/perl
Also, if you want some better solidarity with the script, try quoting:
BIN="$HOME/perl"
But the first one should work under 99.9% of circumstances.
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