On Wed, May 23, 2001 at 09:38:52AM -0700, Brian Ingerson wrote:
> If you're stuck on Windows and would like to use Inline, but just don't
> have the cash or pirating tendencies to get MS Visual C++, there is now
> an alternative. I just finished compiling Perl on Win2K with Mingw32/gcc
> and dmake in the cmd shell. And Inline-0.40-TRIAL6 worked without a
> problem. This solution is completely free of extra money, and now that
> I've figured it out it can be free of extra time for you.
>
> Is this of interest to anybody? Let me know, and I'll add some doc for
> it.
It certainly is. I'm just in the process of compiling up Perl using
this combination. I also want to get Tk in there too, but I've not had
out-of-the-box success yet with bleadperl. Which version of Perl did
you compile? I'm assuming a stock 5.6.1 which is my next target.
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