I installed MingW by running the MinGW-5.1.6.exe install shield

Does that install g++ ? (Running g++ -dumpversion will tell you. If it produces a 'g++' is not recognized as an internal or external command ... warning then you *don't* have it. Alternatively, see if C:/MinGW/bin/g++.exe exists.)

If you don't have the g++ package, you can grab the current gcc-g++-a.b.c-xxxxxxxx.tar.gz. The 'a.b.c' needs to be the same as reported by gcc -dumpversion
I'm not sure what 'xxxxxxxx' will be (except that it will be numerical characters), but any value should do. I tried finding a link here but, as usual, that page doesn't display properly for me. Just unpack that tar.gz file to C:\MinGW. Once the unpacking has completed check that g++.exe is in C:/MinGW/bin.

I have no idea what _Unwind_Resume is - can't find it anywhere on Google, in MinGW, or in Perl. And the __gxx_personality_ v0 symbol that you've reported is just bizarre. I've never seen a symbol with a space in it before. Maybe that should be __gxx_personality_v0 - but, even so, whilst my libstdc++ resolves __gxx_personality_sj0 there's no mention of __gxx_personality_v0. Maybe that's just different versions of gcc.

Anyway, I don't want to speculate further until I know that you've got g++ installed. If you don't already have it, after installing it run dmake distclean to clean up the previous build, followed by dmake -f makefile.mk again.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^7: Problems building Perl by syphilis
in thread Problems building Perl by mhartman

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