I need to see the final version of certain macros (CCFLAGS, LINKTYPE, OPTIMIZE, etc)

Is there some other way of seeing what you need to see ? I would've thought there would be a simpler way (like having the Makefile.PL print them out and/or assign them to variables for later use) ... though I can't really get my head around your precise requirements.

If you really do need to run WriteMakefile() a second time, would you be better off running it in a second Makefile.PL ? (No idea whether that's a feasible option :-)

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re: 2nd run of WriteMakefile ignores MY overloads by syphilis
in thread 2nd run of WriteMakefile ignores MY overloads by bulk88

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