Hello

Thanks for fast response.

Perl is installed in C:\strawberry

c:\winxs contains following files, but honestly I don't know is it was created by Perl installation.

C:\strawberry\perl\bin>ls c:\winxs
ARJ.EXE       diff.exe      funzip.exe    man.exe   rm.exe       touch
+.exe
cat.doc       dircmp.exe    GENUTS.EXE    man.tbs   rm.wri       touch
+.wri
cat.exe       dos2unix.exe  GENUTS.HLP    MORE.EXE  Sed.exe      tr.do
+c
cat.wri       DOSCONV.EXE   grep.exe      MORE.HLP  SETUP.GID    tr.ex
+e
chmod.doc     DOSCONV.GID   gunzip.exe    mv.doc    SETUP.HLP    tr.wr
+i
chmod.exe     DOSCONV.HLP   GZIP.EXE      mv.exe    sleep.doc    unix2
+dos.exe
chmod.wri     du.doc        HD.EXE        mv.wri    sleep.exe    Uptim
+e.exe
cmp.exe       du.exe        HD.HLP        NICE.EXE  Sort.exe     wc.do
+c
col.exe       du.wri        head.doc      Nl.exe    Split.exe    wc.ex
+e
compress.exe  entab.doc     head.exe      pr.doc    strings.doc  wc.wr
+i
cp.doc        entab.exe     head.wri      pr.exe    strings.exe  which
+.doc
cp.exe        Expand.exe    hostname.exe  PR.HLP    strings.wri  which
+.exe
cp.wri        File.exe      KILL.EXE      pr.wri    tail.doc     Whoam
+i.exe
csplit.exe    FILTERS.EXE   License.txt   PS.EXE    tail.exe     WINPA
+X.HLP
date.exe      FILTERS.HLP   ll.bat        PWD.EXE   tail.wri     WINXS
+DLL.DLL
date.wri      find.exe      ls.doc        read.me   tar.exe      WINXS
+SH.HLP
df.doc        Fmt.exe       ls.exe        readme    telnet.exe
Df.exe        Fold.exe      ls.wri        rm.doc    touch.doc
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Here you can find dmake -v

C:\strawberry\perl\bin>dmake -v
dmake:  Openning [C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\startup.mk] for read (su
+ccess)
dmake:  Openning [C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\config.mk] for read (suc
+cess)
dmake:  C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\config.mk:  line 5:  Warning: -- M
+acro `OS' redefined after use
dmake:  Closing [C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\config.mk]
dmake:  Openning [C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\local.mk] for read (fail
+)
dmake:  Openning [C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\win95\macros.mk] for rea
+d (success)
dmake:  Openning [C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\win95\microsft\macros.mk
+] for read (success)
dmake:  Openning [C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\win95\microsft\vpp40\mac
+ros.mk] for read (fail)
dmake:  Closing [C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\win95\microsft\macros.mk]
dmake:  Closing [C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\win95\macros.mk]
dmake:  C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\startup.mk:  line 140:  Warning: -
+- More than one prerequisite
for %-target without :| as ruleop. Only the first is currently used.
Check your makefiles!.

dmake:  C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\startup.mk:  line 144:  Warning: -
+- More than one prerequisite
for %-target without :| as ruleop. Only the first is currently used.
Check your makefiles!.

dmake:  Openning [C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\win95\recipes.mk] for re
+ad (success)
dmake:  Openning [C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\win95\microsft\recipes.m
+k] for read (fail)
dmake:  Closing [C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\win95\recipes.mk]
dmake:  Openning [project.mk] for read (fail)
dmake:  Closing [C:\strawberry\c\bin\startup\startup.mk]
dmake:  Openning [makefile.mk] for read (fail)
dmake:  Infering prerequisite(s) and recipe for [makefile.mk]
dmake:  Time stamp of [makefile.mk] is 0
dmake:  Openning [makefile] for read (fail)
dmake:  Infering prerequisite(s) and recipe for [makefile]
dmake:  Time stamp of [makefile] is 0
dmake:  Error: -- No target
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