Das ist kein Bug im CPAN-Modul, sondern anscheinend ein Problem des ActiveSTate Perl.
Sagt M. G. Schwern:
QuoteThis looks like an ActiveState specific patch, judging from their change log.
http://docs.activestate.com/activeperl/5.10/change...
On 32-bit Windows the CPAN shell will automatically download and install the
MinGW GCC compiler and the dmake utility if it cannot find a C compiler and
make utility on the PATH. In other situations (e.g. when you run perl
Makefile.PL from the commandline) ActivePerl will only display a warning and
information how to manually install the MinGW compiler.
AS doesn't make the source of older builds available so I can't be sure, but
nothing like that warning appears in the source for build 1007. Upgrading may
make it go away.
Vielleicht hat die aktuelle 1007 nicht mehr diese Macke, muss ich mal heute probieren.