Sisyphus wrote: > PerlDiscuss - Perl Newsgroups and mailing lists wrote: > > Hello , > > > > I am new in using PERLXS facility. > > > > I am trying example 4 of perlxstut on win32(nt4) with Perl 5.8.3 build > > from activestate with Mingw32,dmake and FakeConfig > > > > following tutorial guide , here is what i get : > > _____________________________________________ > > D:TestsMytest2>perl -MConfig_m makefile.pl > > MakeMaker (v6.17) > > Writing Makefile for Mytest2::mylib > > Writing Makefile for Mytest2 > > > > D:TestsMytest2>dmake > > cd mylib && d:apdmakebindmake.exe -S > > gcc -c -g -O2 -DWIN32 -DPERL_IMPLICIT_CONTEXT > > -DPERL_MSVCRT_READFIX -g -O2 -DVERSION="" -DXS_VERSION="" > > -DHASATTRIBUTE "-ID:apperllibCORE" mylib.c > > ar cr libmylib.a mylib.o > > rem libmylib.a > > dmake.exe: Error -- Don't know how to make `static' > > dmake.exe: Error code 255, while making 'mylib/libmylib.a' > > dmake.exe: 'mylib/libmylib.a' removed. > >
> I have a perl built with MinGW and dmake - and I get essentially the > same error when running example 4. I think it's a 'dmake' thing. > Example 4 is pretty much how Math::PARI builds - and that module *does* > build fine on MinGW/dmake built perl - so a workaround is probably to be > found within the Makefile.PL's that ship with the Math::PARI source - if > you have the time and energy to search through them. (If you want to > build Math::PARI note that you'll also need to download the Pari-GP > source.) > You might instead consider putting your efforts into learning how to use > Inline::C - which basically autogenerates the XS code for you and then > compiles it. There's still a bit to learn - but I found it to be more > coherent than XS and it comes with a nice little cookbook (perldoc > Inline::C-Cookbook). Of course, without knowing exactly what you're > trying to do, it would be wrong to state categorically that Inline::C is > what you *should* be using. > Hope there's something helpful in there .... somewhere :-) > Cheers, > Rob ______________________ First , sorry for missing my coordinates in the query. Thanks for your information , from which i'll have to spend some more time to go deeply inside dmake and Perl<-->C interface. What i need is call ,from PERL scripts , C ActiveDirectory LDAP query functions , as under Win32_Perl ,secure authenticating against AD is not obvious... . C subroutines will return data structures such as tied lists . Regards , François [EMAIL PROTECTED] ______________________________________
