Venerable monks

Probably I am just a bit confused, but I am having problems in setting up Cava Packager. I can not find a single Perl distribution that is accepted by this packager. I am on macOS running all sort of Perl through Perlbrew. I tried 5.16.3 (according to Cava Packager website 5.16 is supported) but I am getting the following message when I try to pint to Cava Packager to dis distribution: 

2018-02-25 12:06:41 : Error : Only a Perl with threads is supported on
+ this platform.
2018-02-25 12:06:41 : Error : The selected Perl at /Users/at/perl5/per
+lbrew/perls/perl-5.16.3/bin/perl cannot be used to create Cava Packag
+er binaries.
2018-02-25 12:06:41 : Error : Only a Perl with threads is supported on
+ this platform.
2018-02-25 12:06:41 : Error : The selected Perl cannot be used to buil
+d Cava Packager binaries

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I installed the latest CitrusPerl which is 5.24.1. This doesn't work too (which is strange to me: should both be compatible being the same project? An older version of CitrusPerl seems not to be available anymore (at least I haven't found it). Does it means I should give up trying CavaPackager?

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In reply to CavaPackager macOS no Perl distribution by Anonymous Monk

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