Hmm - it now slowly dawns on me that adding -lperl should only happen when compiling extensions instead of being a compiler flag when compiling Perl itself. Surprisingly, the INSTALL document for Perl doesn't mention any appropriate linker flags that would apply only to after perl.o has been built.

As I've successfully built Perl (5.21.11, soon also 5.22.0-RC0) using cctools, my first suggestion would be to try the build using cctools instead of your compiler kit, just to see whether it is a problem with your build of Android or with the package or the environment. Slide 24 of this talk shows the command line I've used to compile Perl. Maybe that is already sufficient to make your compiler kit work with how Perl configures itself:

  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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Most likely, you will need to edit the -Dsysroot variable and likely you will want to set the prefix to something supported on your device.

In reply to Re^5: 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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