On Sat, 13 May 2000, Matthew Langford wrote: > > On Sat, 13 May 2000, Paul Schinder wrote: > > > The way I read Matthias' directions, these folders should be in the > > MacPerl folder, so perl-5.6.0, db, and XL are all on the same level, > > one level above macos. > > I would think so, too, because one hopes to be able to swap out perl-5.6.0 > with at least perl-5.6.x and maybe perl-5.x.x, without doing anything to > db and XL. Or conversely, putting in new versions of db and XL without > disturbing the std Perl. Perhaps one day the "macos" subdirectory will > come built into the std Perl distribution (in addition to "macosx" or > "rhapsody" or whatever it gets called)? There should probably at the least be a :macos:README.html file in an upcoming release of perl. I'll modify Configure.MPW real soon now... > A little side note: maybe it's just me, but the perl distribution seems > pretty crowded in the main directory. All the different port platform > dirs, a half dozen different revision docs, a scattering of header files, > plus a few std-to-perl directories (t,pod,lib,etc). A little busy for my > taste. I'm glad I don't have to work in the source from day to day. As Larry Moore pointed out you can get rid of a bunch of dl_$osname.xs files. At the time I neglected to mention that you could also save space by deleting everything inside the :hints: folder, the :win32: folder, the :os2: folder and the :vms: folder (as well as others). Peter Prymmer ==== Want to unsubscribe from this list? ==== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-porters-request@macperl.org