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Re: suggested windows build environment?: msg#00031

Subject: Re: suggested windows build environment?

Eric Wilhelm wrote:
# from Foo JH
# on Wednesday 04 July 2007 03:51 am:

Don't kill yourself trying to compile Perl from scratch. Download
ActivePerl, install precompiled wxPerl libraries from the PPM.

I don't have that option. I must have a build environment for the C++ dependencies such as wxMozilla. Unless you're volunteering to maintain those?
wxMozilla has not been reported to work in Windows, and it is considered alpha by the author. You're heading into uncharted waters at this rate, unless you are volunteering to mature the code?




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