module-build-general

[Module-build-general] build@stemsystems.com

[Uri G. <ur...@st...>]

hi guys,

how well does build work on winblows? i don't have direct access to
winblows to play with it. does module::build install well there too? is
there an activestate whatever of it? and is it recent?

also someone is working on improving how stem works with module::build
so i hope i have interesting news soonish. i have some neat little ideas
that you may want to integrate back in. we will subclass for now.

inquiring minds want to know!

uri


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Re: [Module-build-general] build@stemsystems.com

[Dave R. <au...@ur...>]

On Fri, 29 Aug 2003, Uri Guttman wrote:

> how well does build work on winblows? i don't have direct access to
> winblows to play with it. does module::build install well there too? is
> there an activestate whatever of it? and is it recent?

Since it's all pure Perl and uses only core Perl modules (for most core
functionality), it should "just work" on Win32, and any platform where
core Perl passes all its tests.


-dave

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Re: [Module-build-general] build@stemsystems.com

[Randy W. S. <Ra...@Th...>]

Uri Guttman wrote:
> hi guys,
> 
> how well does build work on winblows? i don't have direct access to
> winblows to play with it. does module::build install well there too? is
> there an activestate whatever of it? and is it recent?

M::B works fine on windoze, and it is available via ActiveState's 
package manager <http://ppm.activestate.com>

> also someone is working on improving how stem works with module::build
> so i hope i have interesting news soonish. i have some neat little ideas
> that you may want to integrate back in. we will subclass for now.
> 
> inquiring minds want to know!
> 
> uri
> 
>