> SciKarl uses the Apple perl, which is in /usr/bin/perl. You won't notice a
> > difference unless you don't use > > #!/usr/bin/perl > > > > > Matt, I never use Apple's perl. All my personal use is via my own perl > (and hundreds of other modules that I) installed at > /usr/local/bin/perl. > > Is there a way to use SciKarl with my /usr/local/bin/perl? I don't > mind SciKarl installing/overwriting stuff in /usr/local/, but I don't > want to have *any* thing to do with /usr/bin. Part of the reason is > control (I put things in /usr/local/, so I am responsible for it), and > part, on my production servers I have access only to /usr/local/. > > Errr... in short, no. It would be very difficult to build against an 'unknown' personal user's perl, and then I could be overwriting your specific perl modules. /usr/bin/perl is guaranteed to be on all Macs, so I stick with that. I had attached the build notes on the last email - but I can send them again in a separate email. Cheers, Matt -- Matthew Kenworthy / Assistant Professor / Leiden Observatory Niels Bohrweg 2 (#463) / P.O. Box 9513 / 2300 RA Leiden / NL
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