At 4:32 PM +0900 1/5/00, KIMURA Takeshi wrote:
>Is there any way to install HTML::Paser on MacPerl?
>I CPANed it but end up with the following message
>
> # Can't find loadable object for module HTML::Parser in @INC
>
>I guess, I messed up my site_perl. Is there any way uninstalling the
>new module?
Sure there is. Drag :site_perl:HTML:Parser.pm (or wherever it got
installed), and whatever else HTML::Parser installed to the Trash.
On my Linux box all I see is Parser.pm.
In order to attempt to build the latest HTML::Parser, you need a C
compiler, MPW, and you need to read Arved Sandstrom's tutorial on how
to build XS modules, which you can find at
http://www.macperl.com/depts/Tutorials/. I believe that it's now
possible to build XS with MrC, the free compiler that comes with MPW,
but I'm not sure. You may need CodeWarrior. I haven't tried because
I don't have a MacOS C compiler, and I don't know for sure if
HTML::Parser will build, but it probably should.
There are two other things you can do. One is to "downgrade" to the
last HTML::Parser that was pure Perl (in other words, avoid the
HTML-Parser-3.x series). The other is to ask on the MacPerl mailing
list (info at www.macperl.com) and see if someone will build it and
put it on the MacPerl Module Porters site, http://pudge.net/mmp.
>
>Takeshi
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