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Re: Making ActiveState dist use Cygwin gcc on Win32by simonflk (Pilgrim) |
on Sep 24, 2002 at 17:59 UTC ( #200447=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
I am aware that Cygwin gcc (according to AS) cannot be used to build the AS Perl dist, but I'm taking a stab that I can use it to build modules... I've managed to build the AS Perl dist using mingw. I also found (though I may have been lucky), that I could build perl/xs modules with mingw against my mingw perl, then package them up as a PPM and install them on a regular ActiveState perl. As I say, I may have just been lucky with the modules I've tried that with. update: You could also try ExtUtils::FakeConfig, which is meant to allow you to "allows to build modules for ActivePerl with MinGW GCC" (from the readme) -- simonflk
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