Recipe for installing Perl packages via download
The perlpackages recipe automates installation of Perl packages.
This recipe is similar to zc.recipe.cmmi, but instead of performing “configure, make, make install” it uses “perl Makefile.PL” for the configure step.
Options
- url
Location to download the Perl distribution from.
- extra_options
Additional parameters that are passed to Makefile.PL.
- perl
Name of the Perl interpreter to use for “perl Makefile.PL”. Defaults to “perl”.
- flatinstallprefix
Set the installation prefix, and force all library, doc and bin files to be flattened into three install locations:
${flatinstallprefix}/lib/perl5/ ${flatinstallprefix}/bin/ ${flatinstallprefix}/man/
This is suitable for creating a location that you can include in your PERL5LIB environment variable.
Release History
0.1 (2008-07-04)
Initial release.
1 maintainer
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