Hmm, I'm having problems understanding what I want to do with
Inline::MakeMaker in order to get my C code to work as a module. I was
hoping someone could explain what I'm doing wrong here.
The module I have with embedded C code compiles fine with a perl -c
modulename.pm
However, when I make I'm getting the error:
Can't install an Inline extension module with AUTONAME enabled.
My module consists of one .pm file with several inline Inline blocks in
it. They all need access to a set of typemaps and defines, which are
stored in a separate header file that is in the same directory as the .pm
file, and each block starts with an "#include" statements. These files
used to be in lib/Foo/Bar, but that didn't seem to work at all so I moved
them both into the root directory of my module.
The Makefile.PL uses Inline::MakeMaker and has a NAME and a VERSION that
are set to the right thing ("Foo::Bar::Baz" and 1.05.) Just out of
interest, can I use VERSION_FROM here (the docs aren't clear?)
The module itself has these multiple C blocks that look like
use Inline 'C' => <<'END_OF_C', VERSION => 1.05;
#include "foobb.h"
...
END_OF_C
What am I missing?
This was on debian sid i386, with stock debian 5.8 and of course,
Inline-0.44-TRIAL1 (thanks btw)
Mark.
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