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Activeperl 5.12.3 mac os x#
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easy to distribute - just one download !\nA pure-perl program pretty much runs anywhere just fine.\n.

It’s a big load of bash functions with bash scripts. etc)\nrvm is a comprehensive implementation to build multiple rubies.

Many ideas of perlbrew comes from cpanm.

How much does that benefit my software?\n\n

perl interpreter itself must be configured with different compiling arguments to fit certain purses.\n\nQ: perl 5.12 / 5.13 features performance improvements.

Activeperl 5.12.3 software#

And they hate it sometimes.Just have a more precise idea how your piece of software work with different versions of perl.\n Perl Community really loves to talk about testing.

If your CPAN installation somehow get messed up too much, you can always nuke the whole thing to star over.\n\nUpgrading /usr/local/bin/perl to a new version will put keep old site_lib dirs alone with the new site_lib dirs in the This causes problems particularly on binary modules.\n.

It’s basically designed for single-user, developing purposes.\n\n.

Which makes you anxious: Is there anymore of these sort of errors?\n\n

Activeperl 5.12.3 upgrade#

IMHO this basically conflict with site_lib-preserving upgrade policy.\n\nIt does’n always happened, but when it happens, you see errors at runtime. Sometimes the binary is’nt compatible to the old versions.

Modules tend to be re-write with XS / C for speed improvement.

It deprecates no inputs, and produce very consistent result.\n

The perl interpreter is like the most backward program ever.

Especially when you need to re-compile several binary / XS modules.\n\nThe problem is: you simply forgot what to re-complie!\n I build it in with $HOME/local because I don’t like to do type `sudo`.\n\nI ended up using all of above and upgrading perl become such a dangerous move.

Besides vendor perl, when one manually (or done with some port system) build perl, it’s usually /usr/local or /opt/local.

I started writing perlbrew in Feburary, this year, and it have became a lovely tool for hackers.\n.

Activeperl 5.12.3 install#

Install a new version ≠ does not include old site_lib Perlbrew use perlbrew use eval `perl % perl -V Perlbrew use use use perlbrew use perl installation name Perlbrew lib create use lib delete cd ~/src/App-Awesome More information about the Business Edition can be found here:Ĭustom builds are available in the Enterprise Edition:Įveryone is encouraged to participate in making Perl an even betterįor bugs related directly to Perl please use the 'perlbug' utility.Site_lib is preserved after gets longer and longer. AIX/PowerPC (32-bit) (Business Edition only)

HP-UX/PA-RISC (32-bit) (Business Edition only) Solaris/x86 (32-bit) (Business Edition only) Solaris/SPARC (32-bit and 64-bit) (Business Edition only)

Will help you get the most from ActivePerl.ĪctivePerl is available for the following platforms: Whether you're a first-time user or a long-time fan, our free resources * All bundled modules have been updated to their latest stable releases. Packaged Tk applications (using PerlApp) to run on OS X systems that References to the installed Perl version.

Activeperl 5.12.3 mac os x#

* For Perl 5.8 on Mac OS X the Tk module has been compiled to avoid absolute * The -d switch on the #! line will now properly invoke the debugger * ActivePerl 5.12 is now based on the recent 5.12.3 release. For detailed information or to download these releases, see: ActiveState announces new ActivePerl builds of 5.12.3 (and 5.8.9) ActiveState announces new ActivePerl builds of 5.12.3 (and 5.8.9) ActiveState announces new ActivePerl builds of 5.12.3 (and 5.8.9) am 21:17:34 von Jan DuboisĪctiveState is pleased to announce ActivePerl 5.8.9 build 829,Īnd ActivePerl 5.12.3 build 1204, complete, ready-to-installīuilds for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux are made freely available.īuilds for Solaris, HP-UX and AIX are available with ActivePerl BusinessĮdition.