Could someone who has succesfully built Perl from sources under win32 using MinGW and Dmake please post or via their scratchpad let me have a copy of their Dmake startup directory and the files 

startup/config.mk
startup/startup.mk
startup/win32/*/*.mk

[download]

Dmake comes with setup for Borland and MS compliers for the Win32 environment, but I've been spectacularly unsuccessful in locating any samples or instructions for MinGW even though it says specifically that MinGW is supported.

Thanks, BrowserUk

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In reply to Dmake configuration for building Perl with MinGW on win32. by BrowserUk

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