You're searching a very narrow audience: those who use pxperl, and compile by themselves, and try to resolve a possible bug in that core build of pxperl.
No I'm not. Last time I got a similar problem with another module, I encountered the same problem with other perl builds on Win32. Including on ActivePerl, in that case it worked, er, better. There was no difference in building (or rather, trying to build) on ActivePerl and on PXPerl, for that module. Both fell flat in exactly the same way. Well, not here.

I'm inviting everybody who can build modules on Win32 for any perl port, to check it out, and report here. I'm trying to establish a general picture here. Apparently not all symbols are exported everywhere. I'm wondering why.

In reply to Re^2: Weird problems building Scalar-List-Utils-1.18 on Win32+MinGW by bart
in thread Weird problems building Scalar-List-Utils-1.18 on Win32+MinGW by bart

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