Dear Walt,
Which perl distribution you are using. For windows, Activestate perl is
recommended. This distribution comes along with the PPM package, which
is very user friendly with windows systems. All modules are also
available in zip formats on activestate website itself.
1. Download the zip
Hi,
In windows you use nmake which you can download from the MS site.
Alfred,
Walter A Poor Jr wrote:
Hello.
I am trying to install a CPAN module (Spreadsheet::ParseExcel) on a
Windows PC. My difficulty is that the author had unix in mind, and is not
sure how the makefile should be run in Window
Walter A Poor Jr wrote:
Hello.
Hello,
I am trying to install a CPAN module (Spreadsheet::ParseExcel) on a
Windows PC. My difficulty is that the author had unix in mind, and is not
sure how the makefile should be run in Windows. Perl itself will not
handle the makefile, and the simple-minded at
Hello.
I am trying to install a CPAN module (Spreadsheet::ParseExcel) on a
Windows PC. My difficulty is that the author had unix in mind, and is not
sure how the makefile should be run in Windows. Perl itself will not
handle the makefile, and the simple-minded attempt to run the makefile
dir
