It looks like you have no experience compiling Perl. Yet,
you want to a switch of which you need to have a pretty
good idea what you are doing. People usually have compiled
Perl many times before fiddling with those switches.
Anyway, start with reading the README and INSTALL files in the source
distribution, and README.your_os, if present. Run Configure
and answer the questions. Or run ./Configure -des -Dusemymalloc
if you are satisfied with all other defaults. Note also that
Perl is using usemymalloc by default.
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Note also that Perl is using usemymalloc by default.
Are you sure? Quick grep in hints directory shows that usemymalloc is off by default on majority of platforms:
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