EU::MM would actually be getting the "as" value from Config_heavy.pl if "as" would exist in the future

Would EU::MM pick that up automatically ?
It's easy enough to set 'as' to the correct value ('x86_64-w64-mingw32-as') in Config_heavy.pl, and doing so means that $Config{as} is set to that correct value. However, $(AS) in the Win32::API Makefile is still set to the incorrect value of 'as'.
Perhaps it just needs 'as' to have been available (in config.gc) when perl was being built ... I haven't tested that out yet.

In any case, you're correct that the first thing to do is to get 'as' into the next release. I'll request that of p5p soon.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^2: [Win32] Overriding dmake's $(AS) by syphilis
in thread [Win32] Overriding dmake's $(AS) by syphilis

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