Installation fails on Windows

[wchristian]

I tried installing the ZeroMQ module via both ActivePerl (5.10 on WinXP) and Strawberry Perl (5.12 on Win7). Getting this error on both:

CPAN.pm: Going to build S/SM/SMUELLER/ZeroMQ-0.01.tar.gz

Building ZeroMQ
Processing XS typemap files...
Multiple definition of ctype 'context_t *' in TYPEMAP section at C:/strawberry/perl/site/lib/Module/Build/WithXSpp.pm line 267
  SMUELLER/ZeroMQ-0.01.tar.gz
  C:\strawberry\perl\bin\perl.exe ./Build -- NOT OK

Feel free to ask for any more information and i'll happily provide.

[lestrrat]

Have you tried the new version?

[wchristian]

Tried installing ZeroMQ-0.02 and it fails because the test "t/multi-word-compiler.t" on Devel::CheckLib fails for me when it tries to install Devel::CheckLib-0.07. The latest i have available of that is Devel::CheckLib-0.02.

[mattn]

Hi wchristian

What compiler do you use? gcc 3.4.5 bundled on strawberry perl?
I'm using strawberry perl 5.10 on Windows XP, but I can't reproduce it.

[wchristian]

I use ActivePerl 5.10.1.1007 along with MinGW and dmake on Windows XP.

Just noticed CheckLib is your's. Here's detailed error log: http://gist.github.com/573897

[mattn]

Hmm, It seems the cause by ActivePerl. I'll skip the test if %Config is readonly.
http://gist.github.com/576719
Do you have any idea?

[wchristian]

Hi, sorry for the delay, i started a new job and had been under a lot of stress. Skipping might be a workable solution for now, but i've also got to say that things got worse with 0.9: https://gist.github.com/715125

[mattn]

wchristian, please let me see the result of following.

perl -Ilib t/00-load.t

[wchristian]

I added a "diag $@;" and the problem is the Config writability: https://gist.github.com/715173

If you feel like getting more direct and faster feedback from me you can also poke me on irc.perl.org under the nick Mithaldu at any time. :)

[wchristian]

Just a quick reminder that this is still being a thing. ;)

[lestrrat]

dear wchrstian, if you haven't noticed by now, this is a Devel::CheckLib problem. Please bug Devel::CheckLib's author.

[wchristian]

lestrrat, i thought this was an appropiate venue, seeing how mattn actually is the author of D::CL. Apologies if my assumption was wrong.