Re: Pls...a student need help URGENTLY

[Charles Wilson <cwilson at ece dot gatech dot edu>]

Sure -- if all you're building is a standalone C program. Perl modules 
aren't like that -- whatever perl.exe you use to compile your module has 
builtin defaults and settings for "how I make modules".  Unfortunately, 
this means that cygwin-perl builds modules for cygwin-perl.  And no 
other.  If you want to build ActiveState perl modules, you need to use 
ActiveState perl to do it -- and check the ActiveState website for 
instructions how to do that.

Modules are not interchangable between perl implementations.

I'd LOVE to be wrong about this, but I don't think so...

--Chuck

Peter Buckley wrote:

> You can compile your module with -mno-cygwin and 
> it won't require the cygwin1.dll.
> 
> Is this in the FAQ? 
> http://cygwin.com/faq/
> 
> HTH,
> Peter
> 
> "Poggesi@inwind.it" wrote:
> 
>>Hi, my name's Marco and i'm a student at computer engeneer at University of Florence, Italy.
>>I'm working in Perl for my next exam.
>>I've used cygwin to use a Unix module run under Windows.
>>I have installed it, and after a bit of work it run properly.
>>Now i have to export this module, that run correcly with cygwin, under ActiveState's Perl.
>>I need HELP...i think that cygwin use its dll to make running the module...i think i could remake the module with a static linking with cygwin and then export it in someway....but i don't know this way...
>>Pls help me....i don't now very much about Cygwin....i need a clear help.
>>Thanks for your times!
>>




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