Reini Urban (rur...@x-ray.at) writes: > You are not allowed to overrride CCFLAGS and LIBS with simplier settings.
Not allowed? You mean that I could be caught by the police? That's scary! > You are compiling a perl extension, with perl headers so you have to > use perl cflags and libs. OK, I can see the point with using the same CCFLAGS; I might have been lucky with things working anyway. I realised that since I did not have the default flags, I did not have /W3. Using /W3 resulted in quite a few warnings for the 64-bit version. Need to look into that... Anyway, I'm beginning to suspect that the crucial define is -DWIN32, which I guess I get for free with windows.h, and this is why it works with this file. For the example I posted, windows.h as such is not needed, but with Win32::SqlServer I believe I need it anwway. But LIBS? I need the libraries that DLL has references to, but not the rest. (The full list of libraries make the command-line very verbose, and which easily hides warnings generated during the build. > The usual practrice is to add defines to CCFLAGS (but never -MT) and > libs to LIBS, but never replace it. What's wrong with -MT? -- Erland Sommarskog, Stockholm, esq...@sommarskog.se
