Hi,
I find that the following (slightly altered) sample from the cookbook runs
fine:
--- try.pl ---
use warnings;
use Inline C => Config =>
BUILD_NOISY => 1;
use Inline C =><<'EOC';
int WinBox(char* Caption, char* Text) {
return MessageBoxA(0, Text, Caption, 0);
}
EOC
$text = "@ARGV" || 'Inline.pm works with MSWin32. Scary...';
WinBox('Inline Text Box', $text);
__END__
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It differs from the cookbook example mainly in that it doesn't '#include
<windows.h>', and that it doesn't explicitly link to 'user32.lib'. Does the
fact that it runs fine and compiles without warning indicate that windows.h
has been automatically included ? (Surely if windows.h were not included
there would be a compiler warning along the lines that MessageBoxA() was
undefined.)
Given that windows.h is being included for me, how might I go about undoing
that ?
(I'm messing around with Inline::CPP and MFC and getting the error that "MFC
apps must not #include <windows.h>".)
Cheers,
Rob
