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by sigzero (5768)

I have tried it and like the idea of it as it opens up CPAN to Windows users. However, I had problems with a couple of modules that I have to have that wouldn't install (DBD::Oracle being the major one).
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  by lilstevey (4628) on 2005.10.12 2:31 (#43844) Journal
  
  And quite a major one if you are a Oracle user.
  
  Fortunately for me I'm not, but it does highlight the need for support. It also makes me wonder how many people are running what flavour of perl for windows?
  
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