Re: An Inline question, and a user's experience: Fwd: Using Inline::CPP and Math::Primes::FastSieve
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----- Original Message ----- From: "David Oswald" > Next: Dana identified that Inline will not install on Perl version > 5.8.0 or earlier. This is not quite correct. Digest::MD5 is core by the time 5.8.0 arrives. Later versions of Digest::MD5 might be unbuildable on 5.8.0 but that doesn't matter, because the version of Digest::MD5 that ships with the 5.8.0 sources is fine for the purposes of Inline. Digest::MD5 was not core for 5.6, however. So there may be a problem there in that one cannot install the most recent version of Digest::MD5, and has to settle for an older version. My perl-5.6 has Digest-MD5-2.16, which is fine for Inline. Is there a way for a Makefile.PL to specify a *maximum* version for a dependency ? Currently the Inline Makefile.PL simply specifies a minimum version of 2.09. I guess it wouldn't hurt if the Inline Makefile.PL displayed a warning about this whenever it gets run on perl-5.6. Maybe this should also be mentioned in the docs. Cheers, Rob