What happened to the Pixigreg site? I have not been able to get to it
for a while now.
Robert
Hi,
I had problems with my host and domain name.
The new site is:
http://pxperl.com
Update your bookmarks! :)
Regards,
Grégoire
Grégoire Péan wrote:
Sorry Gmail hid your last email Robert.
I installed PXPerl. When I go to install DBD::SQLite I get "make errors" and
it won't install. Since I have never dealt with this on Windows, do I talk
to the PXPerl guy(s) or the DBD::SQLite guy? I am guessing that DBD::SQLite
doesn
Hello,
As regards to the benefits over ActivePerl, yes, PXPerl is faster for
most scripts, as perlbench reports it. Besides, PXPerl has many more
modules already compiled and installed than ActivePerl has. And above
all, PXPerl has Parrot and Pugs inside; if you want to play with Perl
6 language w
Sorry Gmail hid your last email Robert.
> I installed PXPerl. When I go to install DBD::SQLite I get "make errors" and
> it won't install. Since I have never dealt with this on Windows, do I talk
> to the PXPerl guy(s) or the DBD::SQLite guy? I am guessing that DBD::SQLite
> doesn't like nmake or
I guess I didn't post my question right.
I installed PXPerl. When I go to install DBD::SQLite I get "make errors" and
it won't install. Since I have never dealt with this on Windows, do I talk
to the PXPerl guy(s) or the DBD::SQLite guy? I am guessing that DBD::SQLite
doesn't like nmake or mingw o
On Mon, Aug 08, 2005 at 09:39:41AM -0400, Robert wrote:
> Here is a question out of ignorance then. I currently use ActiveState but
> the ability to use CPAN vs PPM is kind of nice. Since AS only releases stuff
> as binaries, they work. Since I have to compile with PXPerl am I going to
> have probl
Here is a question out of ignorance then. I currently use ActiveState but
the ability to use CPAN vs PPM is kind of nice. Since AS only releases stuff
as binaries, they work. Since I have to compile with PXPerl am I going to
have problems with nmake on Windows (since most modules lean toward beind
On Mon, Aug 08, 2005 at 08:58:39AM -0400, Robert wrote:
> Just started here and I found PXPerl. What are the benefits of this over the
> ActiveState version?
Supposedly it's built with Intel C compiler, so it's a bit faster;
also you can choose among VC++, GCC and Intel C to compile further
CPAN m
Just started here and I found PXPerl. What are the benefits of this over the
ActiveState version?
Robert
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