Most of the modules are current on the PPM sites 5.10. I too have had problems generating some modules on Win32.I am using dmake/mingw. Please check your 'make' and 'cc' (compiler) setting: 

perl -V:cc -V:make

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to be sure that they are correct. The perl MakeFile.pl keys on these and other values to build the Makefile.

I was able to make/make test OK Text:CSV_XS 0.72 using ActiveState 5.10.1 1006 on VISTA SP3.

Lastly, you may wish to be sure that the folder/directory that the tar file was extracted into was empty.

Good luck. -c

In reply to Re: Strange error in using CPAN: AUGMAKE meta target by chuckbutler
in thread Strange error in using CPAN: AUGMAKE meta target -- SOLVED (kind of) by CountZero

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