I'm working on a new release of Audio::TagLib. I'd like to enable installing on Windows or Mac(Darwin). I don't have competence in or access to either. Here's what I have so far in Makefile.PL. I'd appreciate input or pointers to a tutorial. Regards. 

# Configure libraries
chomp(my $libs   = qx{taglib-config --libs});

# Configure compile flags
chomp(my $cflags = qx{taglib-config --cflags});

# Configure includes
# ./include has a needed .h
my $inc  = "  -I./include $cflags";

# Configure various os-es
my ($define, $ldd);
if ( $Config{'osname'} eq 'darwin' ) {
    $inc = ' -I/opt/local/include ' . $inc;
    $libs = "-L/opt/local/lib  -L/System/Library/Perl/lib $libs" .
        ' -lperl -liconv';
    $ldd = "-bundle -undefined dynamic_lookup -dynamiclib $libs";
    $define = '-D_BSD_ICONV -DNO_DOXYGEN';
}
elsif ( $Config{'osname'} eq 'freebsd' ) {
    $ldd = " -shared $libs";
    $define = '-D_BSD_ICONV -DNO_DOXYGEN';
}
else {
    # Windows??
    $ldd = " -shared $libs";
    $define = '-DNO_DOXYGEN';
}

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In reply to Makefile.PL for Windows, Darwin by geoffleach

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