From the other output you've described Imager's Makefile.PL is finding neither the jpeg libraries not the header files.

You need all of the following:

If the libraries aren't in the default library search path, add a --libpath=c:\directory\ option.

If the headers aren't in the default include search path, add a --incpath=c:\directory\ option.

So you might have:

perl Makefile.PL --incpath=c:\somewhere\include --libpath=c:\somewhere\lib

The Makefile.PL output should include a line like:

      jpeg: includes found - libraries found

If it doesn't, Imager didn't find one of either the includes or libraries.

If it does, try building Imager, if you're still having problems please include: which files you put where, the output of perl Makefile.PL, and the build output.

In reply to Re: Imager with JPEG support on Windows by tonyc
in thread Imager with JPEG support on Windows by gwfran

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