Which displays a LOT of information on the screen but ends up with: Failed 2/47 test scripts, 95.74% okay. 293/2619 subtests failed, 88.81% okay.
Tk::JPEG is part of Tk-804.027. According to cpan testers, Tk-804.027 had PASS (13) FAIL (30) test reports. If you look at a few of those reports, you'll see numbers like:

Failed 42/47 test scripts, 10.64% okay. 1518/1940 subtests failed, 21.75% okay.
Failed 43/47 test scripts, 8.51% okay. 1812/2234 subtests failed, 18.89% okay.
Failed 1/47 test scripts, 97.87% okay. 2/2054 subtests failed, 99.90% okay.
Failed 13/47 test scripts, 72.34% okay. 450/2065 subtests failed, 78.21% okay.
Failed 1/47 test scripts, 97.87% okay. 2/2054 subtests failed, 99.90% okay.

If you ask me, passing failing 2/47 test scripts isn't a big concern.

I tried a perl -MCPAN -e 'force install Tk::JPEG' but I got the same result.
But it installed the module, right (it should have)? If it hasn't (shouldn't), break out of cpan and install the module by hand (A Guide to Installing Modules).

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In reply to Re: Tk::JPEG won't compile by PodMaster
in thread Tk::JPEG won't compile by Boss Happy

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