You've got the wrong link-grammar source, I think. I grabbed this source and Lingua-LinkParser-1.14 built fine for me on linux (Mandrake-9.1), perl-5.12.0.

Having grabbed that source, I unpacked it to /home/rob/perlmods, then did a 'cd' to /home/rob/perlmods/link-grammar-4.4.3. I then ran ./configure --disable-shared --enable-static. If you want to build a shared (dynamic) lib, then run ./configure --disable-static --enable-shared instead. And if you want to install to somewhere other than /usr/local you'll need to add the --prefix=/home/aktest (or whatever) argument to the command.

After configure finished, I ran make followed by sudo make install. Then it was just a matter of building Lingua-LinkParser-1.14 in the "usual" way:
perl Makefile.PL followed by make test and then sudo make install.
See how you get on with that.

Cheers,
Rob.

In reply to Re^7: Installing Lingua::LinkParser by syphilis
in thread Installing Lingua::LinkParser by crossthelimit

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