> I don't see anything wrong with this. What you're doing with OBJECT > looks slightly suspicios but not neccessarily wrong, and not the cause > of the problem you're having. You obviously have more going on in your > Makefile.PL than what is shown. Are you overriding any MakeMaker > methods; specifically are you making any assignments to make variables? > Make sure what you pass to the Makefile is what you think it is (i.e. > put some print statements in there to print the variables to the console). > > Randy. > Surely NOT. The same thought as mine. It first compiles several cpp files successfully, and then there comes up with the header file mess. What I don't understand is that I didn't invoke any header files, and note that, those header files are in the core. Why should I do that?
:-/ Yung-chung Lin
