Hey, thanks for the responses.

I went into Makefile.PL and manually edited the JS_INC and JS_LIB keys in the %ENV hash to the correct folders. Also it was originally giving me "-ljs", and I changed that to "-ljs32" Now when I run Makefile.PL it returns this to the command prompt:

gcc -LC:\strawberry\js\src\WINNT5.1_OPT.OBJ -ljs32 -o C:\DOCUME~1\Steve\LOCALS~1\Temp\UCzBT5mwxB -IC:\strawberry\js\src test_js.c

jsapi.h and other .h files are located in C:\strawberry\js\src
js32.lib is located in C:\strawberry\js\src\WINNT5.1_OPT.OBJ

Now it seems to know where the files are, but it's giving me a looong list of errors and warnings. Too long to copy all of it on here but here's a sample

In file included from JavaScript_Env.h:17,
                 from test_js.c:2:
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:59: error: field `declared' declared as a
+ function
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:110: error: `JSIdentityOp' declared as fu
+nction returning a function
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:164: error: syntax error before "uint16"
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:164: warning: no semicolon at end of stru
+ct or union
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:165: warning: data definition has no type
+ or storage class
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:178: error: conflicting types for 'u'
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsfun.h:65: error: previous declaration of 'u' wa
+s here
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:181: error: syntax error before '}' token
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:254: error: `js_GetFunctionNamespace' dec
+lared as function returning a function
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:257: error: `js_GetDefaultXMLNamespace' d
+eclared as function returning a function
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:260: error: `js_SetDefaultXMLNamespace' d
+eclared as function returning a function
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:268: error: `js_IsXMLName' declared as fu
+nction returning a function
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:271: error: `js_ToAttributeName' declared
+ as function returning a function
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:287: error: `js_GetAnyName' declared as f
+unction returning a function
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:290: error: `js_FindXMLProperty' declared
+ as function returning a function
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:293: error: `js_GetXMLProperty' declared 
+as function returning a function
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:296: error: `js_GetXMLFunction' declared 
+as function returning a function
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:299: error: `js_SetXMLProperty' declared 
+as function returning a function
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:302: error: `js_GetXMLDescendants' declar
+ed as func tion returning a function
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:305: error: `js_DeleteXMLListElements' de
+clared as function returning a function
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:308: error: syntax error before "jsbyteco
+de"
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsxml.h:308: error: `js_FilterXMLList' declared a
+s function returning a function
C:/strawberry/js/src/jsopcode.h:239: warning: array 'js_EscapeMap' ass
+umed to have one element
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I think all the header files are causing errors.

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