First i want to tell u about the steps what i have taken to install perl and modules.

  1. Download the activeperl5.8.8.817MSwin32-x86-257965.
  2. Runt it and got installed it on my system.
  3. then i download the kinosearch0.12 and do this :- perl Build.pl then got error can't locate module::build.
  4. to remove that error i did following(suggested at install all perl module) 
    C:/>ppm s Module-Build
searching in active repository
1.Module-Build          [0.2801] Module-Build
2.Module-Build-Convert  [0.21] Module-Build-Convert
3.Module-Build-JSAN    [0.01] module-Build-JSAN

ppm> i 1

install 'Module-Build' Version 0.2801 in ActivePerl 5.8.8.817.

    [download]

hence it install it. Again i run 

c:/kinosearch-0.12>perl Build.pl

[download]

then it inform me to install

  1. Lingua-StopWords
  2. Lingua-Stem-Snowball
  3. Clone

I installed it with the help of PPM

now again 

C:/kinosearch-0.12>perl Build.pl

[download]

it created new Build and wrote all files in src but gave one warning and that is.. 

Warning: this distribution contains XS files,but Module::Build is not 
+configured with C_support at C:/per/site/lib/module/build/base.pm lin
+e 1125.

[download]

now i want to resolve this prob.. plz help me to resolve it..

Thanks
mohit

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