Hello,

I am trying to do some diagnostics on a Windows Millenium machine to see if I could duplicate the problems that other recent emails have shown with the latest PAR. I (perhaps made the mistake to) downloaded the latest perl, v5.8.6 built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread

Since there is no such thing (yet) as
PAR-0.86-MSWin32-x86-multi-thread-5.8.6.par (Win32 binary)
I am trying to build my own.  I downloaded Open Watcom C/C++  Version 1.3

------ paste Config.pm changes
In C:\Perl\lib\Config.pm, I made the following changes:

 Linker and Libraries:
   ld="C:/watcom/lib386", ldflags ='$ldflags'
...
   cc="c:/watcom/binnt/cl.exe"
...
sub DESTROY { }

tie %Config, 'Config', {
   'archlibexp' => 'C:\Perl\lib',
   'archname' => 'MSWin32-x86-multi-thread',
   'cc' => "c:/watcom/binnt/cl.exe",
------ End paste Config.pm changes

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I did
  perl Makefile.PL
then
  nmake
and I get the errors below.

----------------- paste of errors
makefile(338): Error(E21): Extension(s) (.PHONY) not defined
makefile(338): Error(E09): Ignoring out of place Path Specifier
makefile(338): Error(E09): Ignoring out of place Path Specifier
makefile(338): Error(E09): Ignoring out of place Path Specifier
makefile(338): Error(E09): Ignoring out of place Path Specifier
makefile(338): Error(E09): Ignoring out of place Path Specifier
makefile(338): Error(E09): Ignoring out of place Path Specifier
makefile(344): Error(E23): Extensions reversed in implicit rule
makefile(350): Error(E23): Extensions reversed in implicit rule
makefile(390): Warning(W18): Unrecognized or out of place character '='
makefile(393): Warning(W18): Unrecognized or out of place character '='
makefile(396): Warning(W18): Unrecognized or out of place character '='
makefile(417): Warning(W18): Unrecognized or out of place character '='
makefile(797): Warning(W18): Unrecognized or out of place character '='
makefile(797): Warning(W18): Unrecognized or out of place character '='
Error(E02): Make execution terminated
----------------- End paste of errors

I seem to be stuck at this point.
Any advice?



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