----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark T. Kennedy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <inline@perl.org>
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my typical wrapper consists of a single 'pm' file which invokes Inline::C
to AUTOWRAP a shared
library.
Then you shouldn't have to make any special allowance for the fact that
Inline::C is involved - except for specifying Inline-0.44 as a dependency.
Just treat it the same as you would for any other pure perl module, and
Inline::C should, I think, take care of the rest. (I normally use EU::MM,
but I expect the same would hold wrt M::B.)
If you want to remove the dependency upon Inline::C and turn your module
into a usual XS type of build, then you might find InlineX::XS and/or
InlineX::C2XS useful. (Those modules could do with a decent workout.)
Cheers,
Rob
