The first commit adds support for Perl 5.26, and specifically tracks the minor Perl version. This makes the dynamic building a little easier to keep up with.
The second commit removes the strict GCC dependency for FreeBSD 11.0. Since FreeBSD ships with clang as the default compiler, this saves building/installing GCC for no reason. Build has only been tested on amd46 FreeBSD 11.0. Eager to hear your thoughts.
The third commit resolves some dependency issues. YAML::LibYAML has a use inc::Module::Install which is not included with a clean install of Perl 5.26 on Freebsd 11.0. Module::Install requires File::Remove and YAML::Tiny. I included two versions of Module::Install because 1.17 uses tests that had . in @INC, which became forbidden in 5.26.
The fourth commit resolves a "object version 0.11 does not match bootstrap parameter 0.08" message on attempted startup.
The last 4 commits are the additional buildme scripts for FreeBSD.
Good morning-
The first commit adds support for Perl 5.26, and specifically tracks the minor Perl version. This makes the dynamic building a little easier to keep up with.
The second commit removes the strict GCC dependency for FreeBSD 11.0. Since FreeBSD ships with clang as the default compiler, this saves building/installing GCC for no reason. Build has only been tested on amd46 FreeBSD 11.0. Eager to hear your thoughts.
The third commit resolves some dependency issues. YAML::LibYAML has a
use inc::Module::Installwhich is not included with a clean install of Perl 5.26 on Freebsd 11.0. Module::Install requires File::Remove and YAML::Tiny. I included two versions of Module::Install because 1.17 uses tests that had . in @INC, which became forbidden in 5.26.The fourth commit resolves a "object version 0.11 does not match bootstrap parameter 0.08" message on attempted startup.
The last 4 commits are the additional buildme scripts for FreeBSD.
Sincerely, Matt