I'll try to update this article to answer those questions and to explain other situations. Specific instructions for Linux - Ubuntu Using a manually compiled perl.
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Prev Next. Written by Gabor Szabo. Or will Padre work without it and I can just remove local::lib entirely? My code under development has its own project-specific directory locations and everything else should be site-wide.
I have no need for a private catch-all location. Got it. On the one hand, that's what I get for following the instructions blindly. On the other, I would have expected o conf to show the actual config settings that are being used rather than those which are in the saved CPAN config even if an environment variable is overriding them. This didn't help me when I tried to install Starman globally. Based on this comment , it seems that local::lib installs its own version of CPAN.
If this is the case, you may need to find the original CPAN. Something like:. You might also find perl -V useful to see what include path the Perl compiler is using for its modules.
Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Ask Question. Asked 11 years, 2 months ago. If you do not install manually, you should go back and run the test scripts just to verify that everything is working as expected. The exact location where SenseClusters will be installed depends on your system configuration.
A message will be printed out after 'make install' telling you exactly where it was installed. If you are not able to log in as su or sudo to be the root user , then you may need to install SenseClusters in a local directory that you own and have permissions to read and write into.
PL command, as in:. You will need to set your path to specifically include this directory. The Sensecluster. Note that the exact locations will be shown after executing 'make install' command. If you install without root or superuser access, you will need to set the paths of the dependent packages mentioned previously.
The following is an example of how you might set your paths before using SenseClusters if you are using the C shell csh. If you use another shell then you will need to modify this accordingly.
This assumes that Perl and PDL have been installed by your system administrator and you do not need to set paths to find them. In general we would recommend that Perl and PDL be installed with root access as it's more simple that way.
In other words, it is assumed that all CPAN modules were installed via the following command:. The SenseClusters web page provides links to downloads, the web interface, documentation, and CVS directories:. For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.
On Ubuntu and Debian systems, this can be done simply via : sudo apt-get install csh Also note that the default behavior of Ubuntu distributions to use dash as the system shell causes some problems, so you may want to reset this to use bash. CLUTO version 2. Text::NSP version 1. Set::Scalar version 1.
Math::SparseVector version 0. Math::SparseMatrix version 0. Algorithm::Munkres version 0. In las2.
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