Michael Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I haven't been following things very closely for a while, but the > reason I got involved with Inline in the first place is that I didn't > want to mess with XS when providing a Perl binding for my open-source > workflow toolkit wftk. It's a standard ASCII-C package, under Windows > it's a DLL. What are my options at this point for providing an easily > installable package based on Inline under Windows and under Unix? > Back in the early Inline days I managed to get Perl compiled using > mingw32 and thus included Inline that way for experimental purposes, > but a package based on that probably wouldn't work with ActiveState > Perl under Windows. Not that I've tried, actually.
You can also look into using SWIG (swig.org). It is a heavier-weight solution, but it works well under windows, and it can be used for many more languages than just Perl - python, guile, ruby, java, ... Cheers, jas.
