Re: TECH: schcompile (Was: More Þrjótran)

Henrik Theiling skrev:
> Hi!
>
> Benct Philip Jonsson <bpj@...> writes:
>
>>...
>>
>>> The main
>>>stuff in the archive is a Perl module and the main Perl script, both
>>>of which should be usable with Windows Perl installation, too.  I
>>>don't know about standard paths, etc., but there should be a standard,
>>>system Perl library directory where the module have to go.
>>
>>OK.
>
>
> Just to test the script for a start, maybe Perl finds the module when
> you cd to the extraction directory, and invoke:
>
>    perl /I.\perl schcompile examples\s17.sch
>
> This is a direct translation of what I'd do under Unix:
>
>    perl -I./perl schcompile examples/s17.sch
>
> This should create the file HT\Conlang\S17.pm .
OK I tried:

     D:\Benct\Conlang\schcompile-1.0001>perl /I.\perl schcompile
     examples\s17.sch

     Can't open perl script "/I.\perl": No such file or directory

So I tried:

     D:\Benct\Conlang\schcompile-1.0001>perl schcompile
     examples\s17.sch

     Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at
     schcompile line 9.

     Can't locate HT/Erwin.pm in @INC (@INC contains: C:/Perl/lib
     C:/Perl/site/lib .
     /lib/perl) at schcompile line 11.

     BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at schcompile line 11.


Since it looked like it was missing an Erwin.pm I looked for
it in my C:\Perl directory where I didn't find it, then on
the CPAN search that lists packages adopted for Windows
ActivePerl <http://tinyurl.com/on6xd>, but couldn't find it
there either.

>>...
>>
>>>It should be portable, but I cannot test it.
>>
>>I would be very thankful if *someone* with the know-how
>>and the means would be willing to do the work...
>
>
> I'd greatly appreciate this and would immediately include the installation
> hints into the INSTALL doc.
>
> **Henrik
>
>

--
/BP 8^)>
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