Module build time - Perl

This is a discussion on Module build time - Perl ; I'm installing, from cpan, with "cpan -i", Math::TrulyRandom. It's now been building for about 18 hours (I went home and left it over-night). One of my CPUs is at 100% (well, it's core2duo), at least I've got the other one ...

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    I'm installing, from cpan, with "cpan -i", Math::TrulyRandom. It's now
    been building for about 18 hours (I went home and left it over-night).
    One of my CPUs is at 100% (well, it's core2duo), at least I've got the
    other one with which I can carry on working!

    The package is only, IIRC, 4.2Kb. Would you agree that there is a
    problem, or should I let it run over the weekend if it's still going
    when I finish work today?

    Thank you for your suggestions.

    Justin.

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    Justin C, by the sea.

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    On 2008-01-18, Justin C <justin.0801@purestblue.com> wrote:
    > I'm installing, from cpan, with "cpan -i", Math::TrulyRandom. It's now
    > been building for about 18 hours (I went home and left it over-night).
    > One of my CPUs is at 100% (well, it's core2duo), at least I've got the
    > other one with which I can carry on working!
    >
    > The package is only, IIRC, 4.2Kb. Would you agree that there is a
    > problem, or should I let it run over the weekend if it's still going
    > when I finish work today?


    Bad form following up myself. It's stopped at the testing stage. I've
    looked at the test.pl in the build directory and, it's quite a small
    script - very small, about ten lines. I don't think it's generating any
    random numbers, and that's why it's failing to test.

    I've force-installed it, and shall give it a bit of a test myself and
    report a bug if necessary.

    Justin.

    --
    Justin C, by the sea.

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