On 6/26/2011 3:51 PM, Serguei Trouchelle wrote: > Chris Marshall wrote: > >>> Many smoke testers blacklist distributions that prompt for user input >>> during testing. > >> Any way to get a list of such blacklists? I've >> got a couple of modules that don't ever seem to >> be tested but have no way of determining why not >> or what to do to resolve the problem---if it is >> possible to do so.... > > You may try my prefs: > http://svn.trouchelle.com/perl/cpan/prefs/ > > You may want to take a look at "hangs", "pl_prompts", "t_prompts", and > (when running tests under Windows) "win32" Thanks for the link. CHM/OpenGL- is disabled in win32 because it "Needs freeglut.dll". That is a general problem I see with making win32 versions of modules that require dependencies---how to get them on a platform without any form of package support. On the other hand, I just discovered that libblut-0_.dll is included in current versions of strawberry perl. I'll make sure it is picked up by the OpenGL probing if it is available. I don't think that FreeGLUT is available in ActiveState perl distributions. Any suggestions for CPAN Tester appropriate way to get and (temporarily) install library dependencies are welcome. Regards, ChrisThread Previous | Thread Next