If you really, really want to go that way, I think the -Dldflags or -Aldflags (for -Append) options to ./Configure are the way. But are you sure you don't want to use the cctools? They come with a shell window and make, gcc and all the shell utilities and at least I didn't need to jump through too many hoops when compiling Perl for Android.

The configure command I use to compile Perl 5.21.11 on Android is:

  sh ./Configure -Dprefix=/storage/sdcard0/perl
    -des
    -Dusedevel
    -Dprefix=/data/local/perl-5.21.11/
    -Dsysroot=/data/data/com.pdaxrom.cctools/root/cctools
    -Alibpth=/system/lib /vendor/lib
    -Dman1dir=none
    -Dman3dir=none
    -Dsite1man=none
    -Dsite3man=none
    -Dvendorman1=none
    -Dvendorman3=none
    -DNO_LOCALE

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Also you might want to take a look at App::staticperl, which will try to compile a perl with all libraries linked statically into it.

In reply to Re: How To Link -lperl to Extensions During Build by Corion
in thread How To Link -lperl to Extensions During Build by cyd

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