On Apr 1, 4:12 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Robert Hicks) wrote: > Just wondering if anyone actually does it... > > Robert
I don't know if anyone 'does' it, but I did it, and it worked alright. I did a kind of bs job though, and I did it about 5 times (I was exploring... what?). I don't know if its changed in the past couple weeks, but I noticed that it doesn't actually call the interpreter '/ opt/local/bin/perl,' but '/opt/local/bin/perl5.10.0'. So you might want to pull a 'ln -s perl5.10.0 perl' for the sake of not having to rewrite the #! lines in your scripts, but if you don't remember that you have to include the full name of the interpreter at the top of your scripts. Blah blah blah. It won't build universal. You have to change the dependencies of stuff that thinks it needs perl 5.8 by editing the portfiles (that's something that may have changed in the past weeks). You've got me curious. Going for time # 6!
