I don't get it, The values in $Config{} should be easily adjustable per build

They are, if you take the ExtUtils::FakeConfig approach: 
use Config;
use warnings;
use strict;

print $Config{cc}, "\n";

my $obj = tied %Config::Config;
$obj->{cc} = 'garbage';

print $Config{cc}, "\n";

__END__

Outputs:
gcc
garbage

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Do the assigning of the alternate value(s) in a module (say, Config_alt.pm) and load that module before you run the Makefile.PL: 
perl -MConfig_alt Makefile.PL

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Or, if you want Config_alt.pm to be automatically loaded every time perl is run, just set the PERL5OPT environment variable to -MConfig_alt

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re: MakeMaker and Library filename extensions by syphilis
in thread MakeMaker and Library filename extensions by Anonymous Monk

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