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Debian to Mac OS X Culture Shock
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Greetings JAPHs,
I have recently purchased a 12" PowerBook G4. I now wish to download
and build the ming library (http://ming.sourceforge.net/) and grab the
CPAN module that is packaged in libswf-perl on Debian.
In the old days when I ran SuSE, this was no problem for me. cpan is
easy to use. I even compiled my own Perl. However, on OS X the perl
libs are not where I expected them to be. Instead of /usr/lib/perl/ver/,
they are under /System/Library/Perl/. There is no Perl version number
in @INC at all, as shown by perl -V.
Has anyone done this, or anything like this, before? I'm not sure what
to expect. I am hoping to be able to do cross platform development
between Debian Linux x86 and Mac OS X, not just in Perl, but also Lisp,
C, C++, and Objective-C. (I have the X11 stuff, but I hope to go native
on OS X).
It's the getting started that is the hard part. A pointer in the right
direction would help.
Thanks.
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