Sam wrote awile back:
> > Should that be the default? Should the "current directory" (the actual
> source
> > directory, not the build area) be added to the INC by default?
> Something like
> > this:
>
>Definitely. C programmers will naturally expect the current directory to
>be search for #include files.
I ran into this problem as well and solved it, efter som head scratching,
by addning INC => '../../../'
Then it reappeared when I tried to run my unit tests (in the t/ directory).
More head scratching and another looong ../../../../../..etc../../ INC
directive (beause Inline rebuilt the module from within the t/ dir). BTW,
having your code run fine and not your unit tests is an... interesting
regression :)
So, pinning down which is the actual source directory would be a Good
Thing(tm) in my book.
<brainstorm>
I'm not sure whether rebuilding the module from within the t/ is an issue
or not, but an option would perhaps be to also anchor the _Inline build
directory to the source file location. Food for thought...
/J
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