Hello!

I found a strange, but still a solution for compiling the Tk-TableMatrix for the 5.28.1.1.

The thing is that make didn't created needed folders for correct compilation for some reason.

Look at this

 gmake[1]: *** No rule to make target '..\blib\arch\Tk\pTk\.exists', needed by 'config'.  Stop.

It had given me a hint, that this file doesn't exist.

I've tried following:

 cd to .\blib\arch 

create Tk folder 
create Tk\pTk folder 
create Tk\pTk\compat folder
create Tk\X11 folder

create empty '.exists' files in Tk\pTk, Tk\X11 
and Tk\pTk\compat folders

[download]

This helped me to avoid gmake errors.

Also I patched the TableMatrix.xs file like described in https://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=713034

In reply to Re: Tk::TableMatrix won't build on Strawberry 5.26.0 by Anonymous Monk
in thread Tk::TableMatrix won't build on Strawberry 5.26.0 by aplonis

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