Do you have compiler? Which one?

Usually extensions with XS are built with MSVC and nmake (not make)

However I can share my own Tcl.dll that is used fom ActiveState's Perl 5.8.4 and ActiveState's Tcl at http://www.vkonovalov.ru/unicode/Tcl.dll
this file should be copied into (you-perl-path)/site/lib/auto/Tcl
Tcl.pm should be in (you-perl-path)/site/lib
Tcl::Tk is pure-perl so it will be easier to install, but just copying Tk.pm into (you-perl-path)/site/lib/Tcl/

Still, I can help you building your own binaries.

About low coverage of Tcl::Tk - keep in mind this is only a light bridge module between Perl and Tcl/Tk (both has huge couverages...)
However Tcl::Tk has its own support list, so your problems written to it will be answered quickly.
Write to http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=40170 or subscribe there...

Best regards,
Courage, the Cowardly Dog

In reply to Re^5: Tk Drag and Drop Between Applications by Courage
in thread Tk Drag and Drop Between Applications by Ardemus

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