From www.template-toolkit.org:
The Template Toolkit is a fast, powerful and easily extensible
template processing system written in Perl with certain key
elements coded in C for maximum speed. [...] The Toolkit is
highly portable, with minimal dependencies or restrictions on how
and where it can be used. It is robust, reliable, well documented
and freely available as Open Source.
I guess this should answer your questions, that is:
1: No
2: Yes
3: Yes
As for bundling TT along with your Perl build, I think you just need to
build and install it normally. For example, when you build/install Perl
in /some/path, it creates these dirs:
/some/path/bin/
/some/path/lib/perl5/
/some/path/lib/perl5/5.8.x/
/some/path/lib/perl5/site_perl/
...
After this, you can either:
(1) download the TT source, unpack and run
/some/path/bin/perl Makefile.PL
make && make install
or,
(2) /some/path/bin/cpan install Template
It should go in the right directory (.../site_perl/). Next, you bundle
the whole /some/path directory tree.
This should work on at least Linux and Solaris; in Windows it might be a
good idea to install Cygwin first.
Regards,
-Mihai
At Fri, 6 Apr 2007 13:16:53 +0530,
Lakshminarayanan Seshadri wrote:
>
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> Hi
> I am working with a software which comes with its own perl build for
> all platforms and they dont have Template Toolkit by default in their perl.
> What are the ways to get Template toolkit bundled with their perl.?
> Please guide me to links/pointers on this.
>
> The software owner also has these questions:
> 1. whether TT(Template toolkit) is pure-perl ?
> 2. Does TT install require a compile.i.e C compiler on the
> platform is a must for TT?
> 3. Is TT available on all platforms? atleast on linux,solaris,windows?
>
> Please help on above 3 questions. Any pointers/links would do.
>
>
> Thanks and Regards
> Laks
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