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> One problem is portage is removing old perl |
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> 5.8 modules when emerging new ones. I don't |
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> think this is needed, as long as @INC is correct. |
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Should be built properly via perl's normal make cycle. |
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Intention is to leave the old library in place to avoid |
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the user having to-rebuild everything from scratch every |
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time. |
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> Changing /usr/bin/perl to point to the right |
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> binary should be all that is needed, IIRC to |
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> get back 5.8... Anyway, (from what I know) an |
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> eselect perl thingy *should* be dead simple to |
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> make this easy for the user. |
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Yup: backing off the executable will run a perl with |
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the older @INC higher up in the versions. |
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