When logging make output, it's useful to capture both stdout and stderr: "make >& LOG". But no matter.

From the logs it appears the configure and make is correctly linking the shared objects against -lperl. However, the main perl executable itself is linked directly to libperl.so.

Try the plain configure again, but override a make flag: 

make LLIBPERL='-L. -lperl'

In case you get it to install, there's still the possibility that further config flags are going to be needed. Test by installing a cpan package by hand, e.g. List-MoreUtils-*.tar.gz. Unpack; cd; perl Makefile.PL && make && make install; see if it works.

In reply to Re^11: How To Link -lperl to Extensions During Build by Anonymous Monk
in thread How To Link -lperl to Extensions During Build by cyd

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