Hi there are good news. Inline is running on winnt in my system but i dont know what the problem was. I've forrmatted the partition and installed winnt and programs again. The system, perl and visual c++ configuration is the last what i had. I don't specify the path(s) to the Includes in the 'INC' option. ..I can run inline now using apache and on a prompt, it don't run on Dzsoft perl edtor 5.1, but I don't care it. Well, I can say INLINE RUNS ON WINNT with VISUAL C++.
I thank inline mail list members. Cheers migu > This indicates that there's nothing wrong with either your perl > installation, or your msvc++ installation, or your vcvars32.bat > configuration. > > I don't know what the problem could be. > > You are running your inline script from the command line ? Not running it as > a cgi script from a browser ? (You've probably answered that question > previously.) > > If it was my problem, I'd probably try deleting the 'Config' line and settle > for the default - though I can see no reason that it should make any > difference. > > I might also try specifying the path(s) to the Includes in the 'INC' option > within 'Config'. > > use Inline (Config => DIRECTORY => 'D:\Inline1', > INC => '-ID:/VisualSt/Vc98/Include', > ); > > See if you can do something that will at least enable > 'D:/VisualSt/Vc98/Include/Sys/types.h' to be found. > > You might find it necessary to specify additional paths in the 'INC' option. > I suppose that can be done - but I don't know.... > > If you can make just a little progress, then someone may be able to help - > otherwise it's looking doubtful. > > Cheers, > Rob > >
