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Wow! Big mistake!

I have just added the new MakeMaker in the last release based in what Inline does. This was added to install the compiled XS in the Perl distribution.

I will look for a solution using the default MakeMaker.

But note that the prerequisite bug at CPAN really exists and is a common bug that reports a lot of wrong tests by the CPAN testers.

Graciliano M. P.
"Creativity is the expression of liberty".

In reply to Re^4: AI::NNEasy to setup fast a Neural Network using just Perl and XS. ("bugs") by gmpassos
in thread AI::NNEasy to setup fast a Neural Network using just Perl and XS. by gmpassos

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