I'm interested in looking at Tk::Zinc, so I downloaded and installed it. I use the ActiveState PPM for the installation on my Windows XP and everything looks good. However, as I tried to run some of the demos I kept getting the following error message:

Tk::Zinc object version 804.028 does not match bootstrap parameter 804.027 at D:/Perl/lib/DynaLoader.pm line 252.

I take it that the .dll was compiled with an extraction from CVS and that it compiled a constant of one of these two numbers for the version/revision -- and that one of them is out of sync.

I realize that this is not an issue for DynaLoader.pm per se, but with the version control. Are there any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

Tom

In reply to Tk::Zinc Dynaload error by TomKane

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