* David Zuckerman shaped the electrons to say...
http://svn.slimdevices.com/vendor/src/
If your FreeBSD has perl 5.8, you don't need Digest::MD5 & Storable.
I'm running 5.8.6. I already have most of the required modules installed on
my system. A quick version question: I have Template-Toolkit 2.14 and
Storable 2.13 installed, which are newer than the versions at the svn site. Any known compatibility problems similar to DBI?
Not inherently, but if you send back the .so files, they need to be the same version numbers as the .pm files we ship, IE: 2.13 for Template Toolkit. Perl embedds the version number in the compiled file. If they don't match, it doesn't load.
And for perl 5.8+, Storable is installed as part of perl itself, so it's not needed.
I compile ports with "-march=pentium-mmx" to optimize for my system. Does this matter for other users -- does the optimization flag make a difference in perl? (My perl ignorance is showing here).
No, it won't matter.
-D -- <iNoah> kernel's original recipe: 11 secret args and switches _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
