It's complicated. For Autotools definitely msys2-perl since Autotools
is all msys2 software. For cmake it's much less clear-cut because
cmake can generate build files for multiple different build systems.
I'm not sure why you need any perl with cmake though, it's not a
common use-case as far as I know.
Ok, for example I'd like to build perl gtk2 I can't do it in msys shell, becuase I don't have gtk2. With mingw32 shell, also can't because dmake returns a jump line, test code with perl-glib:
# from mingw32 shell
perl Makefile.PL INSTALLMAN1DIR=none INSTALLMAN3DIR=none
# hit
dmake
# nothing
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Hi I'd like to know which perl I must use in order to ./configure or cmake
detect when developing applications.
The same case goes to cmake. I'm planning to develop gtk+-2.0 y qt4.x
series and I'd like to avoid to have two versions of each packages
installed.
Thanks
It's complicated. For Autotools definitely msys2-perl since Autotools
is all msys2 software. For cmake it's much less clear-cut because
cmake can generate build files for multiple different build systems.
I'm not sure why you need any perl with cmake though, it's not a
common use-case as far as I know.
On Thu, Jun 16, 2016 at 4:35 PM, Joel nsjoel@users.sf.net wrote:
Ok, for example I'd like to build perl gtk2 I can't do it in msys shell, becuase I don't have gtk2. With mingw32 shell, also can't because dmake returns a jump line, test code with perl-glib: