It would be silly to want an AMD64 module for a Win32 Perl, though.

Yes it would. Nevertheless, I suspect there are many AMD64 boxes that run (primarily) 32-bit perls, because those perls provide better mileage. I hardly ever use my 64-bit perl on this Vista64 AMD64 box for precisely that reason.

Anyway, I expect the main problem you're going to face (assuming you've got a suitable compiler) is finding 64-bit builds of those requisite third party XML libraries. If you can find/build them, your problems should be over. I'll see if I can find them myself tomorrow, when I have the time - in the meantime, I'd be interested to hear of any progress you make.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^3: XML::LibXML on 64-bit Windows by syphilis
in thread XML::LibXML on 64-bit Windows by Anonymous Monk

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