On 06/05/14 23:02, Warren Young wrote:
Assuming no regression, this will be fixed when Cygwin moves formally
to Perl 5.18.
Indeed - I have already built perl-Text-CSV_XS for perl-5.18.2, and no
'gcc-4' symlink was necessary.
Glad you managed to get Text::Xslate built in the end,
Dave.
--
On 5/6/2014 15:05, David Stacey wrote:
Does the attached help?
Thank you, but I wasn't actually trying to make a Cygwin package. I
just noticed this while composing my answer to Andrew DeFaria in his
mod_perl thread. I tried to build Dancer::Template::Xslate (which
depends on Text::Xslate
On 5/6/2014 14:45, Achim Gratz wrote:
You absolutely need to name
the symlink "gcc-4.exe".
That may have done it. I'd have to do some manual CPAN package
uninstalls and reinstalls, testing under various conditions to be sure,
and can't be bothered.
I can say that I *also* required a g++-4
On 06/05/14 21:45, Achim Gratz wrote:
Warren Young writes:
Many moons ago Cygwin "gcc" became GCC 4. Later, Cygwin dropped the
"gcc-4" wrapper package.
Unfortunately, this means Perl modules that only come in native (XS)
form don't compile because perl -V:cc says "gcc-4". I tried creating
a s
On 06/05/2014 20:35, Warren Young wrote:
Many moons ago Cygwin "gcc" became GCC 4. Later, Cygwin dropped the
"gcc-4" wrapper package.
Unfortunately, this means Perl modules that only come in native (XS)
form don't compile because perl -V:cc says "gcc-4". I tried creating
a symlink from gcc-
On 5/6/2014 13:35, Warren Young wrote:
Unfortunately, this means Perl modules that only come in native (XS)
form don't compile because perl -V:cc says "gcc-4". I tried creating a
symlink from gcc-4 -> gcc in /bin, but it didn't help.
This only affects 32-bit Cygwin, by the way. I tried the S
Warren Young writes:
> Many moons ago Cygwin "gcc" became GCC 4. Later, Cygwin dropped the
> "gcc-4" wrapper package.
>
> Unfortunately, this means Perl modules that only come in native (XS)
> form don't compile because perl -V:cc says "gcc-4". I tried creating
> a symlink from gcc-4 -> gcc in /b
Many moons ago Cygwin "gcc" became GCC 4. Later, Cygwin dropped the
"gcc-4" wrapper package.
Unfortunately, this means Perl modules that only come in native (XS)
form don't compile because perl -V:cc says "gcc-4". I tried creating a
symlink from gcc-4 -> gcc in /bin, but it didn't help.
ST
8 matches
Mail list logo