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See also the Credits page for links and licensing details.

Other Windows Perl Distributions

Strawberry Perl

• Mailing list

GTK+ Libraries for Windows

• A GTK for Windows page at gtk.org, which includes all of the software needed as well as links to dependencies and some background information on using GTK in Windows. Updated regularly.
• GTK+ and friends pre-compiled binaries for Windows (gnome.org), file archive
• Dependencies that may be required to build various Gtk2-Perl modules (Gtk2::GladeXML, Gnome2::Canvas, etc.), file archive

Gtk2-Perl

• Gtk2-Perl homepage (Sourceforge)
• Gtk2-Perl Win32 page

Windows GTK Applications

• gladewin32, a port of the Glade GUI creation tool for Windows
• dlltool, a tool that creates .dll files on platforms that need them.

External Gtk2-Perl Applications

A lot of these external applications come from the Gtk2::Ex branch in CPAN. You can perform a search of CPAN for Gtk2::Ex to see a complete list of applications that are available.

• Asciio, an ASCII-art drawing tool (formerly gpad)
• Axis, a suite of Perl modules that provide an alternative to RAD design tools for database access.
• Sprog, a graphical tool which anyone can use to build programs by plugging parts together. In Sprog jargon, the parts are known as 'gears' and they are assembled to make a 'machine'.
• GCstar, a manager for collections of information such as books, CD's, DVD's, games, and more.

Compiling Software on Windows: Libraries and Import Libraries

• The DLL Import Library Tool
• MinGW: Create Import Libraries
• MinGW: Create Import Libraries (Cached copy)
• Mailing list post on the libtool mailing list about linking against import libraries.
• Differences between Unix and Windows from python.org.
• binutils Manual Page
• objdump
• dlltool
• --export-all-symbols option to ''ld''; this may fix having to build import library files
• ld and Win32 page from Red Hat's website