I have some modules that use a couple of fortran routines which I have compiled,
put into a library and saved in a known place, and interface to them
using Inline::Pdlpp. I wonder, what is the best/easiest way to proceed
to distribute the module through CPAN. I guess I would have to
distribute the fortran sources and make sure the 
library is somehow built and installed. Actually, the routines I use are in
Slatec, but not in PDL::Slatec. I'll appreciate suggestions.
Best regards,
Luis



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