Looks like some problem with pod2html. Do you need to htmlify your pod docs ? If not the simplest way might be to modify the generated Makefile, so that the htmlificationof the pod docs is skipped.

Not sure how best to do that and, since there's no attempt made to "htmlifypods" when I build HTML::Parser-3.55 (or any other module, ftm) on both my Win32 and mandrake Linux, it's hard for me to experiment. But I would just try removing the entire "MakeMaker htmlifypods section" from the generated Makefile (along with any other references to htmlifypods that it contains) - then run make, and see what happens.

ie:
1) run make clean
2) run perl Makefile.PL
3) modify the generated Makefile
4) run make

Keep repeating until you get it to work ... or until you get sick of it :-)

Of course, if you really do need to htmlify the pods, then you'll have to fix the problem. Start with trying to find out where UpdateHTML_blib is being called from. I searched my entire Perl installation for both "UpdateHTML_blib" and "htmlifypods" and all it turned up was a couple fo references to "htmlifypods" in the "Changes" file. When I search the HTML-Parser-3.55 build directory for the same strings I get no match at all.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re: make problem by syphilis
in thread make problem by yelekeri

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