Craig A. Berry wrote:
I've checked the attached into blead as #31619. It gets a few more
things working, mostly with platform overrides. There are still
about 10 test scripts that fail, but fewer individual failures within
those. Here's a summary of some of the remaining issues with
Module::B
At 1:18 AM -0700 7/18/07, Michael G Schwern wrote:
>Craig A. Berry wrote:
> > However, it has so far proven beyond my Perl foo to
> > override CORE::GLOBAL::glob in terms of itself without either getting
>> infinite recursion or having whatever I do in
>> Module::Build::Platform::VMS ignored from
demerphq wrote:
>> FWIW, you avoid the infinite recursion by calling CORE::glob() instead
>> of just
>> glob().
>>
>> sub _fixed_glob {
>> ...
>> CORE::glob(...);
>> ...
>> }
>>
>> BEGIN {
>> local *CORE::GLOBAL::glob = \&fixed_glob;
>> }
>
> That local doesnt seem right. Are you s
On 7/18/07, Michael G Schwern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Craig A. Berry wrote:
> The home-grown glob() implementation does not know what a tilde is,
> and it returns VMS-format filespecs as absolute, not relative specs.
> Both of these are contrary to the assumptions of various parts of
> Module:
Craig A. Berry wrote:
> The home-grown glob() implementation does not know what a tilde is,
> and it returns VMS-format filespecs as absolute, not relative specs.
> Both of these are contrary to the assumptions of various parts of
> Module::Build and account for a number of test failures. The easi
I've checked the attached into blead as #31619. It gets a few more
things working, mostly with platform overrides. There are still
about 10 test scripts that fail, but fewer individual failures within
those. Here's a summary of some of the remaining issues with Module::Build.
The home-grown gl
