Re^2: Using module with c code in perl program.

I've used Inline::C with success and it works under Win32 too.

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Re^3: Using module with c code in perl program. by stevieb (Canon) on Dec 21, 2015 at 19:41 UTC
I can't confirm for sure because I was only reading into the error message OP was getting, but none of the examples I found online showed using `Inline::C` within a module, so I traded `__END__` for `__DATA__` which the error clearly stated it was looking for, and I suspect the module close was causing the grief. I'm hoping one of the experienced `Inline` Monks has run into this before, and can clarify. My test was literally just a guess and some playing :) On Windows, I'd think that one would need to install a C compiler (unless ActiveState and/or Strawberry come with one build-in). Update: read Re: Using module with c code in perl program. by AnonyMonk, as my suspicions regarding end-of-module are definitely confirmed by the documentation, per that post.	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^4: Using module with c code in perl program. by PilotinControl (Pilgrim) on Dec 22, 2015 at 23:15 UTC
There should be examples in the Inline::C module for both the C and Perl side of the equation. I followed the examples step by step and the Hello World example worked as stated. I am using ActiveState Perl	[reply]