For info, I think the problem is probably in the Alien::wxWidgets build.

For that, the build params should probably be, if you have not built 
wxWidgets separately -

perl Build.PL
     --wxWidgets-build=1
     --wxWidgets-unicode=1
     --wxWidgets-mslu=1
     --wxWidgets-portable=1
         --wxWidgets-build-opengl=1
     --prefix /your/path/to/prefix

or if you have a pre-built wxWidgets

environment - set WXDIR=C:\Path\to\wxWidgets
perl Build.PL
     --wxWidgets-build=0
     --wxWidgets-unicode=1
     --wxWidgets-mslu=1
     --wxWidgets-portable=1
     --prefix /your/path/to/prefix

The param --wxWidgets-portable makes necessary headers and libs 
available for build, so Wx should just build with

perl Makefile.PL
nmake

It also means that anyone with the Alien::wxWidgets PPM installed can 
compile their own Wx- XSModules against the headers in the PPM.

Making a unicode build makes all things possible - anyone out there 
still supporting Win98/Me etc can have users install unicows from MS.


One other thing :)  - it would be vv nice if wxWidgets were built 
separately with wxGraphicsContext included - (no useful alpha channels 
in colors if this isn't present).


Hope this helps.


Mark

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