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From: "Sisyphus" <sisyph...@optusnet.com.au>
What does 'perl -V:cc' and 'perl -V:make' show ? (They need to specify
your gcc compiler and dmake respectively - otherwise none of this will
work.)
Can you also provide your 'perl -V' output.
Don't know how I missed it, but of course you'd already provided 'perl -V'
and
answered most (if not all) of my other questions.
Everything looks good except for ccflags and libs/perllibs (and a few
others) - so that's not so bad. We just need to work out why they're so
screwed up.
One of the "few others" that's not right is 'perl -V:ccversion' which, for
you, returns an MSVC++ version number - and it's *not* the version that
ActiveState used to build that perl. They use '12.00.8804', but somehow
you're finding '13.10.6030'. (If the overrides work correctly it should be
an empty string.)
Assuming that '13.10.6030' is a compiler that's on your machine, make sure
that it can't be found (by removing it from the path). Does that make your
problems go away ?
Cheers,
Rob
