Re: Counting the days from year 1900 to current

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Re: Re: Counting the days from year 1900 to current by IraTarball (Monk) on Aug 11, 2001 at 02:51 UTC
Are you running cygwin or Activestate? With Activestate you can use the 'ppm' tool to install modules. With Cygwin I think you would want to download the tar ball and run the make; make install; but I haven't worked much with Cygwin's perl. Ira, "So... What do all these little arrows mean?" ~unknown	[reply]
Re: Re: Counting the days from year 1900 to current by ralphie (Friar) on Aug 11, 2001 at 04:21 UTC
if the modules isn't in activestate's archive, you'll need to find a copy of nmake.exe from microsoft to be able to create the makefile. do a web search and you should be able to come up with a copy. you'll also need to come up with a gcc-compatible compiler ... cygwin works and you can also download a kit that includes a compiler from borland. it's been a while since i worked through this, but you shouldn't have much trouble.	[reply]