Hello,
I'm trying to get the GDBM_File module working. I downloaded gdbm-1_8_0.tgz
from CPAN, and try to compile it using './configure' but I have this line as
output:
checking host system type... configure: error: can not guess host type; you
must specify one
I try using the hostname of my
On Wednesday, February 6, 2002, at 06:29 AM, Tomas Garcia Ferrari wrote:
I'm trying to get the GDBM_File module working. I downloaded
gdbm-1_8_0.tgz
from CPAN, and try to compile it using './configure' but I have this
line as
output:
checking host system type... configure: error: can
On 2/5/02 2:47 PM, Ken Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Before trying the reinstall, you could try just deleting any .ph files
you find in /Library/Perl/ . I don't have any .ph files in my
/Library/Perl/ tree.
Tried that. I actually deleted the entire contents of /Library/Perl as well
as
Hi all.
I'm a relative newbie to Unix, and Perl for that matter, so I apologize if
the answers to these questions -- which I realize are pretty fundamental
ones -- are of the RTFM type. I can say, though, that I've read through
the archives on this list, lurked on the list for several months,
Chris Devers [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth:
*make installing modules a lot easier, but it also puts you on autopilot,
*and that could mean doing questionable things (like stomping over system
*files). Your first question is a good one and I'm also curious if CPAN can
*be used in such a way that you
Tomás,
There is an already compiled gdbm library that may be downloaded at
geeklair.net
http://www.geeklair.net/downloads/10.1/gdbm-1.8.0-macosx.tar.gz
download the tar file, untar it.
su to root
cd to the untared gdbm-1.0.8 directory
make install
#This will install the library to
