kcott, the immediate cause is that C/C++ compilers are not detected. And possibly errors because of more quoting problems.

it's obvious that I need to handle quoting commands and parameters properly. I will follow anonmonk's suggestion if your \Q \E proves not robust enough.

System C and C++ compiler must be detected properly. For locally-built perl.exe finding the default C-compiler is as easy as $Config{cc} but for C++ is not. For downloaded perl.exe, I have no idea where $Config{cc} will point to! I will also make a basic/preliminary test to check quotes and to check compilers.

Secondly, I have no idea how to affect Makefile.PL vars in windows (for specifying CC,CXX,LD), in the same way I do it in bash:

CC=/usr/local/gcc84/bin/gcc84 CXX=/usr/local/gcc84/bin/g++84 LD=/usr/l
+ocal/gcc84/bin/gcc84 perl Makefile.PL

[download]

A workaround is, after perl Makefile.PL, to try to modify config/Inline-CUDA.conf

If all else fails I will have to resort to prompting the user during installation. Any opinions on that style?

Thanks for your time spent and valuable feedback. I am not in a hurry, please work on it in your own pace.

bw, bliako

In reply to Re^4: Inline::CUDA : looking for feedback by bliako
in thread Inline::CUDA : looking for feedback by bliako

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