In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Sterin,
Ilya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Well if you would of read the Readme and any other install files like you
>are suppost to when installing anything, that it would of walked you through
>a proper install procedure. You can't just install the .pm files. DBI and
>DBD's need to be compiled by the same compiler which compiled your perl.
>Read those files. Also you can use PREFIX=/home/.... arg for your 'perl
>Makefile.PL' to isntall into a custom directory.
>
Hi Ilya,
I could do that if I was on linux and had a C compiler and a make
program. I'm on Win2K, and used the binary distribution, and PPM to
install. I have no compiler, no make and not enough knowledge of linux
programs and commands to translate the instructions.
My understanding of the Windows manual install is
a) Download
b) Unpack/unzip
c) If you have .c, .h, etc files you "are on your own". to quote the
readme.
d) Copy the result to a path in your @INC variable, such as
c:/perl/site/lib
I've tried copying just the .pm files I mentioned, and everything in
those sub directories. Neither worked.
Which files have I missed, or is the directory buried in a configuration
parameter somewhere?
>
> DBI.pm
> DBI\DBD.pm
> DBD\CSV.pm
> SQL\statement.pm
> SQL\eval.pm
> SQL\STATEMENT\hash.pm
> TEXT\CSV_XS.pm
>
Regards
Ian Hobson
Every time we teach a child something, we prevent him from inventing
it himself. - Jean Piaget
