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step1: Installed Active state perl 5.14.2..
step2:Installed XML::LibXML from ppm.
step3:I downloaded xslt library from http://xmlsoft.org/XSLT/
step4: it contains four tar files(libxml,libxslt,iconv,xsldbg, zlib).
tar contains such structure..
<tarname>/bin has .exe and .dll
<tarname>/lib has .lib
<tarname>/include .h
untar and copied files under <tar>/include and <tar>/lib .lib and .h files into C:\Perl\lib\CORE, where was my other .h files.
After that I copied under <tar>/bin .exe and .dll files to "C:\Perl\site\bin" where was g++.exe and dname.exe utility....
Then I run command on cmd..
cpanm install XML::LibXSLT
I Think I am very much clear now...I have read all these steps on some blogs....i am just a novice in perl.. Thanks

In reply to Re^6: installing XML::LibXSLT.pm Perl5.14 on windows by prashantktyagi
in thread installing XML::LibXSLT.pm Perl5.14 on windows by prashantktyagi

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