Thank you for getting back! I will try another compile-run as soon as possible.

Update: I actually managed to get a version together that threw only warnings on dmake. A subsequent dmake -i got me to a runnable version of Win32::Dokan.
Anyway, running examples/mirror.pl resulted in an error: "&Win32::Dokan::constant not defined at mirror.pl line 17" with line 17 being 
14: my $fs = Mirror->new("D:/");
15: my $mounter = Win32::Dokan::Mounter->new({debug_mode => 1,
16:                      use_std_err => 1});
17: $mounter->mount('W', $fs);

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Testing other combinations: this SVN version lacks a META.yml (the sourceforge version contains it) and using it with the modifications in Dokan.xs gave among warnings an error: "In function `set_file_time': Dokan.xs:296: error: incompatible types in assignment".

I hope this helps and you feel motivated for another release/patch on SVN: trunk that works more seamlessly with newer dokan.h.

In reply to Re^3: Perl to mount a virtual filesystem on Windows? by isync
in thread Perl to mount a virtual filesystem on Windows? by isync

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