Hi, I need to install Apache Lucy, so I tried from Cpan using the command "install Lucy", but it fails: "Make had returned bad status...".
So I tried to make it, and: "Could not make: Unknown error".
Then, I typed "look Lucy" and I tried to do "perl Makefile.PL", but there isn't any Makefile, so I used "perl Build.pl", and following : "Build", but it crashes, with the following errors: 
core\Lucy\Store\FSDirHandle.c: In function `lucy_FSDH_do_open':
core\Lucy\Store\FSDirHandle.c:198: error: invalid operands to binary >
+>
core\Lucy\Store\FSDirHandle.c:198: error: invalid operands to binary &
core\Lucy\Store\FSDirHandle.c:212: error: invalid operands to binary >
+>
core\Lucy\Store\FSDirHandle.c:212: error: invalid operands to binary &
core\Lucy\Store\FSDirHandle.c: In function `lucy_FSDH_close':
core\Lucy\Store\FSDirHandle.c:269: error: invalid operands to binary &
core\Lucy\Store\FSDirHandle.c:269: error: invalid operands to binary &
error building dll file from 'core/Lucy/Store/FSDirHandle.c' at C:/str
+awberl/lib/ExtUtils/CBuilder/Platform/Windows.pm line 130.

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