Does cpanm not automatically install Cbuilder?

The log says CBuilder is installed

 

Possible compiler flag/switch issues?

You never show any output from any compiler

You show a whole bunch of test failures, showing missing prerequisites

 

Complaints of “no compiler” – where do I set the “c compiler?”

Since you compiled your own perl, you can just ignore this message, its probably a bug in whatever emitted it

Here is one way to check

$ perl -V:cc
cc='gcc';

$ which gcc
C:/MinGW/bin/gcc.EXE

[download]

But you shouldn't need to do this, esp if you compile your own perl

 

“Can't locate Params/Validate.pm in @INC” message

Maybe you want to install Params::Validate?

 

Build resorting to “/nas/rhome/dotykg/.cpanm” when I have a “cpanm” version underneath “/rstor/dotykg/PERLBREW/bin”

Configuration directory, configuration files, cache ... does not live under .../bin, and the executable is named cpanm not .cpanm , .cpanm is the config/cache directory

In reply to Re: Problems installing DateTime module ... by Anonymous Monk
in thread Problems installing DateTime module ... by dotykg

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