Perl compilation on Mac-OS
I have ActivePerl-5.12 and Perl Dev Kit 9.1.1
When I tried to compile my perl source, I am getting the following error
/opt/pdk/bin/perlapp --force --perl /opt/ActivePerl-5.12/bin/perl-static --norunlib --env VERSION=1.9.11.0 --env RELEASE=8979 --env STATE= --target macosx-universal-32 --lib /opt/ActivePerl-5.12/site/lib --add "Date::Manip::" --add "Date::Manip::Offset::" --add "Date::Manip::TZ::" --add "Date::Manip::Lang::" --add Net::SSLeay --add IO::Socket::SSL --add INI::Section --lib lib --exe bin/ctf src/ctf.pl
Access to ActivePerl-5.12.4.1205-darwin-9.8.0-294981.tar.gz
requires an ActivePerl Business Edition license to be installed.
Please visit http://www.activestate.com/business-edition to learn more
about the ActivePerl Business Edition offering.
make: *** [bin/ctf] Error 2
Please throw some light here.
macos perl
edited Jan 28 at 9:49
Toto
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asked Jan 28 at 5:36
J PrasannaJ Prasanna
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I have ActivePerl-5.12 and Perl Dev Kit 9.1.1
When I tried to compile my perl source, I am getting the following error
/opt/pdk/bin/perlapp --force --perl /opt/ActivePerl-5.12/bin/perl-static --norunlib --env VERSION=1.9.11.0 --env RELEASE=8979 --env STATE= --target macosx-universal-32 --lib /opt/ActivePerl-5.12/site/lib --add "Date::Manip::" --add "Date::Manip::Offset::" --add "Date::Manip::TZ::" --add "Date::Manip::Lang::" --add Net::SSLeay --add IO::Socket::SSL --add INI::Section --lib lib --exe bin/ctf src/ctf.pl
Access to ActivePerl-5.12.4.1205-darwin-9.8.0-294981.tar.gz
requires an ActivePerl Business Edition license to be installed.
Please visit http://www.activestate.com/business-edition to learn more
about the ActivePerl Business Edition offering.
make: *** [bin/ctf] Error 2
Please throw some light here.
macos perl
edited Jan 28 at 9:49
Toto
3,798101226
asked Jan 28 at 5:36
J PrasannaJ Prasanna
1
Isn't that a paid product, i.e. you can ask ActiveState for support? Also, I've heard people report success using Homebrew to install Perl on Mac OS X. Although it's been quite a while, I also recall successfully using MacPorts.
– haukex
Jan 28 at 19:34
You say that you "have" ActivePerl and PDK. I assume that means you downloaded the free/community ActivePerl and PDK. However, certain uses of ActivePerl require a Business Edition license, and it sounds like certain actual commands (perlapp) in the PDK require it too.
– jimtut
Jan 28 at 21:07
add a comment |
I have ActivePerl-5.12 and Perl Dev Kit 9.1.1
When I tried to compile my perl source, I am getting the following error
/opt/pdk/bin/perlapp --force --perl /opt/ActivePerl-5.12/bin/perl-static --norunlib --env VERSION=1.9.11.0 --env RELEASE=8979 --env STATE= --target macosx-universal-32 --lib /opt/ActivePerl-5.12/site/lib --add "Date::Manip::" --add "Date::Manip::Offset::" --add "Date::Manip::TZ::" --add "Date::Manip::Lang::" --add Net::SSLeay --add IO::Socket::SSL --add INI::Section --lib lib --exe bin/ctf src/ctf.pl
Access to ActivePerl-5.12.4.1205-darwin-9.8.0-294981.tar.gz
requires an ActivePerl Business Edition license to be installed.
Please visit http://www.activestate.com/business-edition to learn more
about the ActivePerl Business Edition offering.
make: *** [bin/ctf] Error 2
Please throw some light here.
macos perl
edited Jan 28 at 9:49
Toto
3,798101226
asked Jan 28 at 5:36
J PrasannaJ Prasanna
1
I have ActivePerl-5.12 and Perl Dev Kit 9.1.1
When I tried to compile my perl source, I am getting the following error
/opt/pdk/bin/perlapp --force --perl /opt/ActivePerl-5.12/bin/perl-static --norunlib --env VERSION=1.9.11.0 --env RELEASE=8979 --env STATE= --target macosx-universal-32 --lib /opt/ActivePerl-5.12/site/lib --add "Date::Manip::" --add "Date::Manip::Offset::" --add "Date::Manip::TZ::" --add "Date::Manip::Lang::" --add Net::SSLeay --add IO::Socket::SSL --add INI::Section --lib lib --exe bin/ctf src/ctf.pl
Access to ActivePerl-5.12.4.1205-darwin-9.8.0-294981.tar.gz
requires an ActivePerl Business Edition license to be installed.
Please visit http://www.activestate.com/business-edition to learn more
about the ActivePerl Business Edition offering.
make: *** [bin/ctf] Error 2
Please throw some light here.
macos perl
macos perl
edited Jan 28 at 9:49
Toto
3,798101226
asked Jan 28 at 5:36
J PrasannaJ Prasanna
1
edited Jan 28 at 9:49
Toto
3,798101226
asked Jan 28 at 5:36
J PrasannaJ Prasanna
1
edited Jan 28 at 9:49
Toto
3,798101226
edited Jan 28 at 9:49
Toto
3,798101226
edited Jan 28 at 9:49
Toto
3,798101226
3,798101226
asked Jan 28 at 5:36
J PrasannaJ Prasanna
1
asked Jan 28 at 5:36
J PrasannaJ Prasanna
1
asked Jan 28 at 5:36
J PrasannaJ Prasanna
1
1
Isn't that a paid product, i.e. you can ask ActiveState for support? Also, I've heard people report success using Homebrew to install Perl on Mac OS X. Although it's been quite a while, I also recall successfully using MacPorts.
– haukex
Jan 28 at 19:34
You say that you "have" ActivePerl and PDK. I assume that means you downloaded the free/community ActivePerl and PDK. However, certain uses of ActivePerl require a Business Edition license, and it sounds like certain actual commands (perlapp) in the PDK require it too.
– jimtut
Jan 28 at 21:07
add a comment |
Isn't that a paid product, i.e. you can ask ActiveState for support? Also, I've heard people report success using Homebrew to install Perl on Mac OS X. Although it's been quite a while, I also recall successfully using MacPorts.
– haukex
Jan 28 at 19:34
You say that you "have" ActivePerl and PDK. I assume that means you downloaded the free/community ActivePerl and PDK. However, certain uses of ActivePerl require a Business Edition license, and it sounds like certain actual commands (perlapp) in the PDK require it too.
– jimtut
Jan 28 at 21:07
Isn't that a paid product, i.e. you can ask ActiveState for support? Also, I've heard people report success using Homebrew to install Perl on Mac OS X. Although it's been quite a while, I also recall successfully using MacPorts.
– haukex
Jan 28 at 19:34
Isn't that a paid product, i.e. you can ask ActiveState for support? Also, I've heard people report success using Homebrew to install Perl on Mac OS X. Although it's been quite a while, I also recall successfully using MacPorts.
– haukex
Jan 28 at 19:34
You say that you "have" ActivePerl and PDK. I assume that means you downloaded the free/community ActivePerl and PDK. However, certain uses of ActivePerl require a Business Edition license, and it sounds like certain actual commands (
perlapp) in the PDK require it too.– jimtut
Jan 28 at 21:07
You say that you "have" ActivePerl and PDK. I assume that means you downloaded the free/community ActivePerl and PDK. However, certain uses of ActivePerl require a Business Edition license, and it sounds like certain actual commands (
perlapp) in the PDK require it too.– jimtut
Jan 28 at 21:07
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Isn't that a paid product, i.e. you can ask ActiveState for support? Also, I've heard people report success using Homebrew to install Perl on Mac OS X. Although it's been quite a while, I also recall successfully using MacPorts.
– haukex
Jan 28 at 19:34
You say that you "have" ActivePerl and PDK. I assume that means you downloaded the free/community ActivePerl and PDK. However, certain uses of ActivePerl require a Business Edition license, and it sounds like certain actual commands (
perlapp) in the PDK require it too.– jimtut
Jan 28 at 21:07