Yeah - I wasn't thinking of using such a build for "production" purposes.
And maybe the hack that I described in Re^3: Weird performance issue with Strawberries and Inline::C will, despite behaving correctly on my build of perl-5.42.0, actually fail to behave correctly on my (non-identical but very similar) Strawberry Perl installation of 5.42.0 ... and on my build of current blead.

The handshake check prevents me from knowing this and I'd like to know ... but there's probably a limit to the trouble to which I'm prepared to go ;-)

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^2: How do I build perl on Windows such that all "handshake" checks are avoided ? by syphilis
in thread How do I build perl on Windows such that all "handshake" checks are avoided ? by syphilis

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