Hi all, thanks for your answers.

So...

@ww:

As you mentioned in your post there is a page in the MingW64 project that describes the nomenclature they use to name their files. Since I did read it, I thought it was appropriate to mention the zip file name since it gathers about information where I'm going to and how am I going to use it. But I do recognize my mistake that i would rather say that I was going to use in Windows XP 32 bits and wanted to create binaries for the same platform. Therefore I was no using a wrong version.

@syphilis and AnonymousMonk:

Thanks for your recommendations, I'll be trying both today and I'll get back with the results today or tomorrow.

@AnonymousMonk:

With that example, you are telling me to implement it in the makefile.mk, correct?

Thank very much to all of you

In reply to Re: Problems building latest Perl build with Mingw64 by BAJA
in thread Problems building latest Perl build with Mingw64 by BAJA

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