You're terrible wrong from many different points simultaneously.

Firstly, discussing of such information certainly belongs to perl5porters list.

Secondly, p5p users usually have a number of smoker machines. Do you pretend your configuration better than one they use? Why not inform them?

Thirdly, you have a patch to win32 subdir of perl source. Why not it go to p5p list? I am certain your patch contains just quirks for your own misconfigured installation but wrong for GCC compiler in general.

Forthly, suppose (not in this case but lets suppose) you found a bit of wisdom, why not share it to p5p? It is of no use here.

Wrong, wrong, wrong.
Sorry, no offence.
But feel free to '--' me as many times as needed, you'll certainly deserve mine :)

Best regards,
Courage, the Cowardly Dog

In reply to Re: building win32 perl using cygwin by Courage
in thread building win32 perl using cygwin by ysth

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