On 07/21/12 19:27, msangel wrote:
> I am new in perl and in programing at all. I download manually a newer version
> of library and dont know how to build it. 

        I'm not familiar with cpanm or dmake commands or the CPAN module 
"Alien",
        but it sounds like it requires the FLTK 1.3.x library to build from 
source
        properly.

        Normally I'd suggest going to the CPAN Alien maintainer and ask about
        the issue. I'm pretty sure FLTK doesn't keep SVN snapshots around 
forever,
        though it does keep /releases/ around for a long time. This CPAN 
installer
        config seems to want an old SVN snapshot that it probably shouldn't.

        (I don't suppose there's a binary install of this Alien library for your
        plaform? If so, you can probably just install that, avoiding having to
        'build' anything)

        You don't mention a platform, so if you want to build from source,
        I'll assume you have linux with a developers environment installed
        (eg. g++, X windows libs, etc), though these same steps might work
        on other environments too.

        So I would suggest:

1) Download this:
   
http://fltk.org/software.php?VERSION=1.3.0&FILE=fltk/snapshots/fltk-1.3.x-r9635.tar.bz2
   and save it as e.g. /var/tmp/fltk-1.3.x-r9635.tar.bz2

2) Login as root, and run this command to make an empty temp directory:

mkdir /var/tmp/test

3) cd into that directory and extract the tar file, eg:

cd /var/tmp/test
tar xvjf /var/tmp/fltk-1.3.x-r9635.tar.bz2

4) cd into the resulting new directory, and run 'make install', eg:

cd /var/tmp/test/fltk-1.3.x-r9635
make install

   If you get errors, post your platform and the error messages from
   the above on fltk.general (instead of fltk.bugs)

5) Assuming step #4 works, then try downloading the "Alien" CPAN module,
   and follow its instructions for building. It should be able to find
   the FLTK library you just built and installed, and that should get you
   further along towards installing the module.

        Either way, if you need to follow up, please use fltk.general,
        as it's the right place for this I think.
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