Re: In windows facing issues with DateTime, DateTime::Locale, DateTime::TimeZone, DateTime::Format::Strptime perl modules.

Did you also build and install the modules from source code with the same compiler? Is there more than one perl on your system? This error looks like a perl version mismatch somewhere.

FWIW I used to get a kick out of building everything from source, somehow it felt "cleaner" especially on a new box. I got over that particular obsession and it has saved me a lot of heartache. The whole reason for the existence of pre-built distributions like Strawberry Perl is to avoid problems like this.

The way forward always starts with a minimal test.

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Re^2: In windows facing issues with DateTime, DateTime::Locale, DateTime::TimeZone, DateTime::Format::Strptime perl modules. by Anonymous Monk on Aug 18, 2015 at 04:39 UTC
I am using the same perl version (5.16) and using the same compiler built and installed these modules. There is no other perl version installed in my box earlier. Perl 5.16 is the only perl which is available in my box.	[reply]
Re^3: In windows facing issues with DateTime, DateTime::Locale, DateTime::TimeZone, DateTime::Format::Strptime perl modules. by Anonymous Monk on Aug 18, 2015 at 22:36 UTC
How did you compile perl (what commands did you call)?	[reply]