What did work was to add the following symbols to global.sym ....

Seems that's one way to make those symbols public. Nice hack - though if you ever need to access a different private symbol, you'll have to rebuild perl again.

I'm curious to know whether the Devel::Cover that you built with this hacked perl-5.10.0 will work on an unhacked perl-5.10.0. (Others would probably know the answer to that without needing to test it.) Have you tried that out ? If it works on the unhacked version of perl, then it could be handy for others if the binary of your build of Devel::Cover (either ppm package or just a tar.gz of blib) was made available.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^3: Problems installing Devel::Cover on Strawberry, seems to work on Cygwin by syphilis
in thread Problems installing Devel::Cover on Strawberry, seems to work on Cygwin by jplindstrom

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