When Perl is installed in a directory with a space in it, the makefile function adds absolute paths (with spaces in) to the prerequisites for $(CONFIGDEP). This means gmake cannot parse it so the build fails. Changing those absolute paths to relative ones eliminates that problem. (Although it's now failing because of a PNG error, which I'll look at now).
When Perl is installed in a directory with a space in it, the
makefilefunction adds absolute paths (with spaces in) to the prerequisites for$(CONFIGDEP). This means gmake cannot parse it so the build fails. Changing those absolute paths to relative ones eliminates that problem. (Although it's now failing because of a PNG error, which I'll look at now).