It didn't help. I have also tried following tricks in all possible
variations...
1) set perlloc2=f:/perllib
2) xcopied my whole perl-installation from f:\gnu\perl to \perllib
3) changed all references from f:\perllib to f:\gnu\perl in
F:\gnu\perl\lib\5.00553\os2\config.pm
Maybe I should just start learning perl, because I do not understand
following code at all...
_perl_archlib=`$PERL -e 'use Config; if ( -d $Config{archlib} ) {exit(0); }
else { exit(1); }' 2>&5`
Mika
ps. Are you Canadians following athletics World Championships which are
currently
held in Edmonton... We finns watch them very intensively even though
broadcasts are coming in night time in local time... Grooh
Are you
Henry Sobotka wrote:
> > SET PERLLOC2=F:/GNU/PERL
> > SET PERLLIB_PREFIX=%PERLLOC2%/LIB;%PERLLOC%\LIB
>
> Unless you built Perl yourself, PERLLOC2 should be set to f:/perllib/lib
> regardless of whether or not that path exists on your system. Or edit
> Config.PM to match your settup.
>
> h~
