FWIW the actual compiler name is supposed to be in $(CC), CCTYPE is configuration variable 
$ ack \bCC\b makefile.mk
CC              = bcc32
CC              = $(ARCHPREFIX)gcc
CC              = cl

...

$ ack \bCCTYPE\b makefile.mk
#CCTYPE         *= MSVC60
#CCTYPE         *= MSVC70FREE
#CCTYPE         *= MSVC70
#CCTYPE         = SDK2003SP1
#CCTYPE         *= MSVC80FREE
#CCTYPE         *= MSVC80
#CCTYPE         *= MSVC90FREE
#CCTYPE         *= MSVC90
#CCTYPE         = MSVC100FREE
#CCTYPE         = MSVC100
#CCTYPE         *= BORLAND
CCTYPE          *= GCC

...

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I now prefer this.

In reply to Re^5: perl 5.14.0-RC1 is available for testing! by Anonymous Monk
in thread perl 5.14.0-RC1 is available for testing! by Tux

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