homestar
January 4th, 2011, 08:25 AM
Hey y'all!
So, the biggest reason I installed the Ubuntu system was so I could easily develop. I was having a heck of a timev on Windows installing CPAN packages, dealing with nmake, installing a compiler, etc. I thought that Ubuntu would be the way to go: it has most of that stuff already installed (make, perl, mysql, DBI, g++, etc.)
I really wanted this link parser, but I can't get it to install.
I set up CPAN, ran the CPAN shell via sudo, and tried
install Lingua::LinkParser
And, it fails. It can't make some code or something like that.
I tried "look", and then tried to "make" the file locally, and the compiler just pukes on me.
I'm running 10.10. I can post the compiler vomit, if it will help.
homestar
So, the biggest reason I installed the Ubuntu system was so I could easily develop. I was having a heck of a timev on Windows installing CPAN packages, dealing with nmake, installing a compiler, etc. I thought that Ubuntu would be the way to go: it has most of that stuff already installed (make, perl, mysql, DBI, g++, etc.)
I really wanted this link parser, but I can't get it to install.
I set up CPAN, ran the CPAN shell via sudo, and tried
install Lingua::LinkParser
And, it fails. It can't make some code or something like that.
I tried "look", and then tried to "make" the file locally, and the compiler just pukes on me.
I'm running 10.10. I can post the compiler vomit, if it will help.
homestar