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What's in C:\Perl and subdirectories that show up in your path.? Do you have Activestate ActivePerl installed on both these machines also?

When I run the commands, I get:

vincen_m@C:\Users\vincen_m> perl -V:make
make='dmake';

vincen_m@C:\Users\vincen_m> perl -V:cc
cc='gcc';
[download]

The "Set up gcc environment - gcc.exe..." stuff you get on the laptop seem indicative of a Perl installation (non-Strawberry) finding the gcc compiler in your path. I've seen this before when I used to use MinGW installed separately and ActivePerl. Strawberry runs much smoother with the "built-in" C (gcc / dmake) in the distribution.

UPDATE: In fact, you are running ActivePerl, not Strawberry on the Laptop at least as indicated by the line "Binary build 1601 296175 provided by ActiveState http://www.ActiveState.com".

Start with a clean slate. Uninstall all versions of Perl on one system. Start with a fresh install of Strawberry 5.16 for your architecture. Try the process I recommended in Re: Net::Pcap installation help (and not with the library).

In reply to Re^9: Net::Pcap installation help (and not with the library) by VinsWorldcom
in thread Net::Pcap installation help (and not with the library) by binarygrrl

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