All,
MinGW works great,,,! After installing PAR and MinGW with ppm, I used 'cpan
install pp', and the install was fully automated..!!
For some reason, ppm can't find pp or par-packer or any case sensitive
derivation thereof.. but cpan works :-)
Many thanks,
Thomas
On Jan 30, 2009 5:46pm, Sisyphus <sisyph...@optusnet.com.au> wrote:
----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas George"
thomas.w.geo...@gmail.com>
I am using nmake1.5, and I think I would like to use a different compiler;
please make a suggestions..
I think nmake-1.5 is the old and crappy version of nmake that's readily
available as a separate download on the internet - it may be the cause of
your problem.
Assuming you're using a version of Visual Studio compiler, you'd be
better off using the version of nmake that ships with it.
Which compiler are you using at the moment ? ('nmake' is a make utility,
not a compiler.)
With ActivePerl, imho, if you don't have Visual Studio 6.0, you're best
to be using MinGW and dmake - though you'll possibly get good enough
mileage out of the later versions of Visual Studio.
Cheers,
Rob
