Thanks for the reply Rob! I appreciate your help. Perl -v output: ActiveState Perl Version 5.24.0, built for MSwin32-x64-multi-thread perl -V output: perl platform summary: osname: MSWin32, osversion: 6.1, archname:MSwin32-x64-multithread unfortunately, activeState didn't provide community PPM for MinGW, only enterprise edition. From your response, maybe I should use a 32-bit version for both Mingw and dmake. Do you happen to have a link to 32bit Mingw that would work with the above 32bit dmake I can try? Sorry, didn't mean to hid information. I thought the perl version was what you are looking for. Please let me know if you need more info. Thanks Ying

In reply to Re^10: Download Links for Dmake and MinGW by yinghou
in thread Download Links for Dmake and MinGW by 9mohit2

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