Sounds like a unix makefile is running on Windows and is making/cross compiling a SO, now the question is, how did that succeed without unix import libs, and does that SO link to kernel32 or does it link to WINE, and does it contain x86 machine code? :-D

More seriously, from my mingw experience, all dlls are made with calls to dlltool normally. You dont have that call. Sounds like you are running a unix makefile on Windows, or whatever made the makefile (maybe a makefile.pl) thinks you are on unix. Cygwin Perl or Mingw Perl?

try a "dmake -n all" or "dmake -n install" or whatever target you are using and post that output here.

In reply to Re: Trying to create a DBD::Sybase binary file - Sybase.dll by bulk88
in thread Trying to create a DBD::Sybase binary file - Sybase.dll by freddybill452005

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