> 2006/4/23, Eric Arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > I still can't find the dlls that work for perl or python. The Cygwin > > perl 5.8 dll, cygperl5_88.dll, if renamed to perl588.dll causes gvim > > to crash (big surprise..). > > > > I next tried Python, since I have both the Cygwin python, and the > > Win32 download direct from the python site. Neither have a .ddl that > > matches the gvim compile option, though the python version is correct. > > > > So, it becomes a general question. Where are the various .dll's for > > Win32 Vim external interpreters? Heck, even Google returns nothing > > for perl588.dll. :helpgrep \.dll doesn't talk about what/where they > > are either. > > > > Maybe I'm missing some basic understanding of Vim's dynamic linking system?
"Wojciech Pilorz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Try ActiveState ActivePerl > (http://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePerl). This is what I use > with vim. Tony Mechelynck used to build Vim 7 for Win32 with all of the interpreters. He provides links at this page: http://users.skynet.be/antoine.mechelynck/vim/compile.htm I have not tried compiling these with Make_mvc.mak. Tony uses Borland and Cygwin gcc. Whatever happened to Tony? He's been uncharacteristically silent for at least a month. -- /George V. Reilly mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.georgevreilly.com/blog/
