Sure, but then I get
makefile(466) : fatal error U1035: syntax error : expected ':' or '=' separator
(or similar) with all three of my 'make' utilities ('make', 'dmake' and 'nmake').
Generally it's best to use the 'make' that 'perl -V:make' reports.
I've struck that particular error before, wrt to certain builds of perl on Win32.
This can be fixed by either: 1) opening the generated makefile and deleting all lines '@[' and ']'.
2) opening the file MM_Unix.pm (located in 'Perl\lib\ExtUtils') and deleting the lines '@[' and ']' (before running 'perl makefile.pl').
The second method is obviously preferable - it's an alteration that has only to be made once.
Cheers, Rob
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