many thanks for the insight vr,

I was a bit lost in the first time because I do not know the deep details of what happens.. so I wondered why you mentioned the mingw part.

My strawberry use not mingw perl -V:make   make='gmake'; But if I understand your words correctly you mean that the PAR::Packer intention is to prevent the glob to be expanded as it does for mingw. So to be consistent it should prevent the expansion everytime.

If so and given my output above it must be a little inconsistency or minor bug..

Accordingly to the above I opened a github issue

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In reply to Re^2: PAR pp glob for me on windows? by Discipulus
in thread PAR pp glob for me on windows? by Discipulus

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