cygwin.pl #2

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 print <<EOS;

 I see you're running Cygwin. To build P4Perl for Cygwin, you'll need a gcc3
 build of the Perforce API. The first such build was in the 2003.2 release
 and you can download that from:
 
 http://www.perforce.com/downloads/perforce/r03.2/bin.cygwinx86/p4api.tar

EOS

 $self->{CC} 		= "g++";
 $self->{CCFLAGS}    = "-x c++";
 $self->{LD} 		= "g++";
 $self->{LDDLFLAGS}    = "-shared";
 $self->{CONST_CHAR_HINT} = 'const char';
 $self->{DEFINE} 	.= " -DOS_CYGWIN";