Here is my code ... 
use Win32::API;
use Data::Dumper;

use Encode qw( encode );

#API FUNCTION WIMCreateFile
# HANDLE
# WINAPI
# WIMCreateFile(
#     LPWSTR  lpszWimPath,
#     DWORD   dwDesiredAccess,
#     DWORD   dwCreationDisposition,
#     DWORD   dwFlagsAndAttributes,
#     DWORD   dwCompressionType,
#     LPDWORD lpdwCreationResult
#     );



my $filehandler = encode('UCS-2le', "C:\\test.wim");


#Code example in C
#TCHAR *wimFile    = TEXT("C:\\sample_image.wim");  

my $wimfile = new Win32::API("wimgapi", "WIMCreateFile", ['P','N','N',
+'N','N','N'], 'N');
my $hWim = $wimfile->Call($filehandler,
                           WIM_GENERIC_WRITE,
                           WIM_CREATE_NEW,
                           0,
                           0,
                           0);

#Code example in C
# hWim = WIMCreateFile ( wimFile,                               //exis
+ting .wim file to append to
#                        WIM_GENERIC_READ | WIM_GENERIC_WRITE,  //acce
+ss mode
#                        WIM_OPEN_EXISTING,                     //open
+ flag
#                        0,                                     // or 
+WIM_FLAG_VERIFY flag for file corruption check
#                        0,
#                        &created );



print $hWim;

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In reply to Re^6: Use Windows wimgapi dll by iea
in thread Use Windows wimgapi dll by iea

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