publican porting effort
Daniel J. Luke
dluke at geeklair.net
Fri Sep 24 07:37:06 PDT 2010
On Sep 24, 2010, at 4:55 AM, Radovan Pútec wrote:
>
> I would like to port publican[1] to osx, prefferably push it into macports. I've
> already started to push perl dependencies into ports, the only problem is that
> Publican depends on perl modules that depends on perl core modules in perl >=
> 5.10. There is a way to force update on core module from ports, but that is
> generaly a bad idea, so the only viable option I see is to use perl >= 5.10.
We changed our perl @INC order so that the vendor location is searched first (so you can install newer versions of core modules if you need/want them).
> Since there are three version of perl in ports, is there a way to maintain
> modules for every version?
not currently. Whatever version of perl you have installed as ${prefix}/bin/perl ends up with the p5-* modules you install (and you'll really mess yourself up if you try to have two versions of perl alternating as ${prefix}/bin/perl
> Are there any policies regarding packaging perl
> modules?
use the perl5 portgroup?
> And why are there tree versions of perl in ports.
laziness? because people want it? because there hasn't been a good way to force a rebuild of all of the p5-* ports when someone upgrades major perl versions?
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