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It is on CPAN: here. Hopefully that link will take you direct to the source. It does me. The other link was from the search.cpan.org page, amd it doesn't link, though other links from the same entry do?

It does also export the entrypoint name into the calling code as yours would.

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In reply to Re^3: How to make Win32::API easy to use (::Prototype) by BrowserUk
in thread How to make Win32::API easy to use by tye

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