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On 5/6/2014 15:05, David Stacey wrote:
>
> Does the attached help?

Thank you, but I wasn't actually trying to make a Cygwin package.  I 
just noticed this while composing my answer to Andrew DeFaria in his 
mod_perl thread.  I tried to build Dancer::Template::Xslate (which 
depends on Text::Xslate) and it failed, so I thought I'd report it, 
hoping it would give the Perl maintainer incentive to update the package.

...which turns out to not be necessary, since Reini Urban's 5.18.2 
32-bit test build doesn't say "gcc-4" any more.  Assuming no regression, 
this will be fixed when Cygwin moves formally to Perl 5.18.

So never mind. :)

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