Looks ok to me.
What you are probably seeing are the tests usually associated with the CPAN install.
It may also find a new version the CPAN.pm module and upgrade it on the fly. It does
that every now and then.
I didn't see anything to worry about. Looks like the 'make install' worked just
>Sorry for the newbie question, but from where and how do I install the
>Convert::BinHex code and build it?
>
>
No worries. I usually go to cpan.org.
Here is the direct link to the info page. Lots of good details on how it
works.
http://search.cpan.org/~eryq/Convert-BinHex-1.119/lib/Convert/B
Thank you for your response.
Sorry for the newbie question, but from where and how do install the
Convert::BinHex code and build it?
Thank you, again.
James
No worries. I usually go to cpan.org.
Here is the direct link to the info page. Lots of good details on how it
works.
http://search
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Subject: Re: bundle install fails
You might want to try downloading the binhex code and build it without cpan.
I did find this during my google on ExtUtils
You might want to try downloading the binhex code and build it without cpan. I did
find this during my google on ExtUtils::Command::MM
It suggests the code is not stable. Might be the problem. It's not on your system and
CPAN installs of it might be a problem.
http://www.perldoc.com/perl5.8.4
