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I noticed that "make install" on Linux installs a manual page for ExtUtils::XSSymSet (e.g. /usr/local/share/man/man3/ExtUtils::XSSymSet.3), but the corresponding Perl module is missing (ExtUtils/XSSymSet.pm).
The explanation is in ./installperl:
sub installlib {
...
return if $name eq 'ExtUtils/XSSymSet.pm' and !$Is_VMS;
...
}
It seems the same exception is not applied on manual pages.
Another possible fix would be removing the exception and installing the module unconditionally since the module can be used as a general string shortener:
"ExtUtils::XSSymSet" provides functions to
shorten names in a consistent fashion, and to track a set of names to
insure that each is unique. While designed with xsubpp in mind, it may
be used with any set of strings.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This module is only installed on VMS, so there's not much point in
installing the man page.
An alternative would be to install the module on VMS, but it tries
to use configuration only set on VMS.
fixesPerl#17424
This module is only installed on VMS, so there's not much point in
installing the man page.
An alternative would be to install the module on VMS, but it tries
to use configuration only set on VMS.
fixes#17424
I noticed that "make install" on Linux installs a manual page for ExtUtils::XSSymSet (e.g. /usr/local/share/man/man3/ExtUtils::XSSymSet.3), but the corresponding Perl module is missing (ExtUtils/XSSymSet.pm).
The explanation is in ./installperl:
It seems the same exception is not applied on manual pages.
Another possible fix would be removing the exception and installing the module unconditionally since the module can be used as a general string shortener:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: