On Fri, 11 Aug 2006, Brendan Gibson wrote:
I am trying to use the DateTime module in a perl script, but I don't
think that I have been able to install it correctly.
I first tried perl -MCPAN -e 'install DateTime' which failed on a few
dependencies like Module::Build, so I went about installing the
dependencies manually, which worked. However, I still couldn't install
DateTime manually -
There was bug (fixed in 0.34) that prevented the module from falling back
to its pure Perl implementation the way it is supposed to.
However, given that you're running on Linux, you should be able to
compile the XS version, which is faster. Is it possible you don't have gcc
installed on your system? Or maybe there's a perl-dev type package you
need?
-dave
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