Hi Rob,
i removed namke ,now dmake is working.
But iam trying to installing Tk-804.027_500
dmake at the end of output is :

cp PNG.pm ..\blib\lib\Tk\PNG.pm
cd zlib && dmake -S -S libz.lib "CC=gcc "
<br> ar rcs libz.lib<br> rm -f<br>
C:\Tk-804.027_500\PNG\zlib>ar rcs libz.lib
C:\Tk-804.027_500\PNG\zlib>rm -f
Usage: rm -firRv -s file ...
dmake: Error code 130, while making 'libz.lib'
dmake: 'libz.lib' removed.
dmake: Error code 255, while making 'zlib\libz.lib'
dmake: Error code 255, while making 'subdirs'

C:\Tk-804.027_500>dmake test
cd pTk && dmake -S DEFINE=""
C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe -MExtUtils::Command -e cp
widget ..\blib\script\widget
pl2bat.bat ..\blib\script\widget
cd zlib && dmake -S -S libz.lib "CC=gcc "
<br> ar rcs libz.lib<br> rm -f<br>

C:\Tk-804.027_500>dmake install
cd pTk && dmake -S DEFINE=""
C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe -MExtUtils::Command -e cp
widget ..\blib\script\widget
pl2bat.bat ..\blib\script\widget
cd zlib && dmake -S -S libz.lib "CC=gcc "
<br> ar rcs libz.lib<br> rm -f<br>

In reply to Re^10: how to install perlmodules in windowsXP by veeruch
in thread how to install perlmodules in windowsXP by veeruch

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