I'm using Strawberry Perl on Win7 with gcc / dmake. I can't find Math::GLPK::Solve on CPAN, only Math::LP::Solve so can't test if it does / doesn't work with my environment.

By your Perl directory (Perl64) it seems you're using ActiveState Perl? ActiveState does 'prefer' the MS compiler tools and if your path environment variable is not set correctly, it will pick those up. Make sure your MinGW path is before your MS Visual C path in your PATH environment variable.

I've had issues when I used to use ActiveState (and also preferred the gcc / dmake utilities) that when compiling modules, cl / nmake was use instead of gcc / dmake.

For what its worth, I can't find link.exe on my system anywhere in my path - surely not in the Strawberry distribution which includes a MinGW compiler.

In reply to Re: Can't install Perl module with dmake utility by VinsWorldcom
in thread Can't install Perl module with dmake utility by mdluna

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