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Now.. (Score:1)
Weak references are not implemented in the version of perl
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The rabbit hole goes deep. I did 3 or 4 before I stopped. I just installed Perl on my own and I use that one now. *sigh*
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Should keep OSX in git. :-)
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About 5 for me. IO, HiRes, Scalar, MD5 and Filter.
Partial module install (Score:2)
The problem appears to be that Apple included the Perl parts of those modules (the bootstrapper), and left the binary parts (AKA "DLL" in Windows speak) out.
You either do neither, or both. But not one and not the other.
Apple Perl. Time to die! (Score:1)
You know, it's REALLY past time someone made a Strawberry Perl for Mac, a single self-contained package with pre-configured built in GCC and so on.
It's not even THAT hard, just takes some work.
And once you have the Perl::Dist equivalent written, you can rebuild and update it in only 10 or 20 hours or so once a quarter.
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(We can discuss it in Birmingham)