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Wrong project (Score:1)
Forget CamelPack, that was more or less a quick hack to prove the concept and get the reward. The eventually emerged favoured project is Vanilla Perl [vanillaperl.com]. I am led to believe that what you want will work out of the box with that. For more Perl on Windows, see win32.perl.org [perl.org].
Re:Wrong project (Score:1)
And to be precise, you want Strawberry Perl distribution.
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http://vanillaperl.com/files/strawberry-perl-5.8.8-alpha-2.exe [vanillaperl.com]
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However, GD still requires the GD library to be installed -- Perl can't do this for you (yet). We're working on the external library dependency problem, but it's a long road. (See Vanilla Perl and GnuWin32 [perl.org] for some examples.)
But if you install a binary of the GD library for Win32, GD.pm's Makefile.PL is polite enough to ask you where to find it. Hopefully, that will be enough. (But if not, please chronicle your frustrations at Vanilla Perl Problem Modules [perl.org].)