The executable uses things like Net::HTTP and Crypt::SSLeay so it was nontrivial, and GPG to boot.
My machine here at work has MS
Judicious use of windows search (and its annoying user interface), vcvars32.bat (ensure its in your path) and the links provided in the relevent thread of the perl.par newgroup made it possible.
most of the problems boil down to MS tools putting libraries and executables all over the shop, and you having to specify the paths and/or move them around. Searching google and your own machine for the missing or broken file will eventually yield an environment that will compile binaries for your platform that should run on XP SP2.
Of course the easy way is to use the ready-built binarys of parl and pp that autrijus provides.
all because AS par ppm is over a year old (Score:2)
Of course without AS I'd have to jump through even more hoops when using perl on WIN32.
@JAPH = qw(Hacker Perl Another Just);
print reverse @JAPH;
Re:all because AS par ppm is over a year old (Score:1)
I use a perl compiled with gcc [mingw.org] to create my own PPMs. I've been able to create PPMs for PAR, Wx, XML::LibXML and others with relative ease. And they all work with a regular ActivePerl.
--simonflk
Re:all because AS par ppm is over a year old (Score:2)
This has lead me to a handy tool via google tho : dependency walker [dependencywalker.com] which gives you nice dependency trees for your dll or exe files on 'doze -- shame it doesn't allow you to fix or bundle them.
@JAPH = qw(Hacker Perl Another Just);
print reverse @JAPH;