On Thu Jun 13 00:45:59 2013, shay wrote: > What OS are you using? Specifically, is it Windows XP 32-bit or 64- > bit? > If it is the 64-bit version then you must set WIN64=undef in the > Makefile to build a 32-bit perl.exe with the 32-bit cl.exe. > > All I do (on Windows 7 x64) is extract the tarballs into a folder with > no space, "cd" into the win32 folder and run: > > nmake CCTYPE=MSVC100 WIN64=undef > > In your case, it would be: > > nmake CCTYPE=MSVC90 WIN64=undef > > if you are on 64-bit, or: > > nmake CCTYPE=MSVC90 > > if you are on 32-bit. (Sorry, I just noticed that you said you're on 32-bit. So it's just nmake CCTYPE=MSVC90 that you need. There's no need to run "nmake [...] clean" first, btw... unless you've made a previous attempt at building in the same source tree, of course. In that case I think the "distclean" target does a fuller job than "clean", but if you have got files from a previous build attempt laying around then it would be worth deleting the whole folder and extracting the tarball afresh to be absolutely sure you're doing a clean build.) --- via perlbug: queue: perl5 status: open https://rt.perl.org:443/rt3/Ticket/Display.html?id=118261Thread Previous