Hi Rob,
iam using strawberry-perl with dmake and mingw.
still iam unable install the Win32::GUI(like Win32::GUI::AxWindow can only be built using MSVC, not 'gcc') 


C:\Win32-GUI-1.04>perl Makefile.PL
Argument "6.30_01" isn't numeric in subroutine entry at Makefile.PL li
+ne 9.


BUILDENV=mingw  Used build environment is: MSWin32 and MinGW


NOTE: Makefile.PL will add the instruction to use the Resource Compile
+r to
your Makefile; if you don't want to compile resources with your extens
+ion,
call this script with this additional argument:

    perl Makefile.PL USERESOURCE=0

Checking if your kit is complete...
Looks good

Win32::GUI::AxWindow can only be built using MSVC, not 'gcc',
as it depends on the Microsoft Active Template Library (ATL).
Win32::GUI::AxWindow will be skipped during the current build process.

Writing Makefile for Win32::GUI::Constants - perfect.exe
Writing Makefile for Win32::GUI::Constants

At this time Win32::GUI::DIBitmap cannot be build using gcc.
Win32::GUI::DIBitmap will be skipped during the current build process.

Writing Makefile for Win32::GUI::DropFiles

Win32::GUI::Grid can only be built using MSVC, not 'gcc',
as it requires the MFC framework.
Win32::GUI::Grid will be skipped during the current build process.

Writing Makefile for Win32::GUI::ReleaseNotes
Writing Makefile for Win32::GUI::Scintilla
Writing Makefile for Win32::GUI

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In reply to Re^18: how to install perlmodules in windowsXP by veeruch
in thread how to install perlmodules in windowsXP by veeruch

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