in reply to Re: strawberry vs activestate perl
in thread strawberry vs activestate perl
As an alternative:
I used nmake. Depending on your IDE/platform you might have to download nmake from M$. I recall it used to be included in Visual Studio.
You also need a C-compiler of course, see free compilers for some options. I used the bloodshed IDE (the Mingw compiler goes with that if I recall correctly).
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Re^3: strawberry vs activestate perl
by Bloodnok (Vicar) on Dec 15, 2009 at 09:58 UTC |
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