but have no idea how to get the XS modules compiled.

It's just a matter of running 'perl Build.pl', 'perl Build', 'perl Build test' and 'perl Build install', fixing errors as they arise.
When I try to build ICC-Support-Lapack-0.6 on StrawberryPerl-5.28.0, I get the following error during the 'perl Build' stage:

src\xs_arrays.c:13:10: fatal error: Accelerate/Accelerate.h: No such f
+ile or directory
 #include <Accelerate/Accelerate.h>
          ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Where do I find Accelerate/Accelerate.h ?

<UPDATE>
I see that Accelerate/Accelerate.h is a macos system header.
So the first thing that needs to be done is to provide a replacement of that part of the macos system library for Windows.
</UPDATE>

Trying to build ICC-Support-Levmar-0.50, I get (during 'perl Build' step):

g++.exe -o "blib\arch\auto\ICC\Support\Levmar\Levmar.xs.dll" -Wl,--bas
+e-file,"lib\ICC\Support\Levmar.base" -Wl,--image-base,0x2d170000 -mdl
+l -s -L"C:\_64\strawberry-5.28.0\perl\lib\CORE" -L"C:\_64\strawberry-
+5.28.0\c\lib" "lib\ICC\Support\Levmar.lds" -framework Accelerate "lib
+\ICC\Support\Levmar.exp"
g++.exe: error: Accelerate: No such file or directory
g++.exe: error: unrecognized command line option '-framework'
dlltool --def "lib\ICC\Support\Levmar.def" --output-exp "lib\ICC\Suppo
+rt\Levmar.exp" --base-file "lib\ICC\Support\Levmar.base"
dlltool: Unable to open base-file: lib\ICC\Support\Levmar.base
g++.exe -o "blib\arch\auto\ICC\Support\Levmar\Levmar.xs.dll" -Wl,--ima
+ge-base,0x2d170000 -mdll -s -L"C:\_64\strawberry-5.28.0\perl\lib\CORE
+" -L"C:\_64\strawberry-5.28.0\c\lib" "lib\ICC\Support\Levmar.lds" -fr
+amework Accelerate "lib\ICC\Support\Levmar.exp"
g++.exe: error: Accelerate: No such file or directory
g++.exe: error: unrecognized command line option '-framework'
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I think there's some macos-specific stuff in there that needs to be replaced. Also, just before the above-quoted excerpt of the Levmar build I see:

Generating script 'lib\ICC\Support\Levmar.lds'
dlltool --def "lib\ICC\Support\Levmar.def" --output-exp "lib\ICC\Suppo
+rt\Levmar.exp"
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Neither of those commands generate an error, but neither 'lib\ICC\Support\Levmar.lds' nor 'lib\ICC\Support\Levmar.exp' are created.

Cheers,
Rob

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