hammond@u.arizona.edu (Mike Hammond) writes: >>>1. I had such trouble with the latest version of Perl5 that i finally >>>deleted it off my harddrive and went way back and reinstalled 418. I kept >>>getting system crashes, I was repeatedly rebuilding my desktop and doing >>>disk repairs with Norton. >> >>Hmm, does anybody share this experience? Constant crashes are definitely not >>acceptable. > >(Sheepishly,) I think I misunderstood something about "big". I'm >understanding now I should have been running the version of MacPerl >entitled "big". Is that so? If you want to use toolbox modules on an 68K machine, yes. > If so, could that be the source of the problems I had? Only if you tried to use a toolbox module. >>want to have the lib and pod folder; what to keep in them is very much a matt er >>of taste and disk space. > >so even if I dump the entire contents of the 'pod', the folder needs to be >there? No, in that case you are welcome to delete it. >how much memory is ideal for 'shuck'? It simply needs about as much memory as the combined size of the pod files you're viewing. Matthias ----- Matthias Neeracher <neeri@iis.ee.ethz.ch> http://www.iis.ee.ethz.ch/~neeri "One fine day in my odd past..." -- Pixies, _Planet of Sound_