I'm now tinkering with my Inline extensions to see if I can rewrite them in
C++.  However, when I tried to install the Inline-CPP module, the "make
test" command fails miserably.  My perl installation was compiled with cc
(on an SGI, for which Perl uses cc by default), and I'm guessing that
Inline-CPP is trying to compile with the g++ command and the (cc) flags used
to compile Perl.

My question is this: If I want to use the Inline-CPP module, does my Perl
installation have to be compiled with a C++ compiler?

Thanks,

Brett

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