Re: How do you put inline code in a separate file

[John R. Hogerhuis]

Sisyphus wrote:


use Inline C => './try.c';
foo();

That works fine if foo() is defined in try.c.
Note that you must provide a '/' in the filename - otherwise Inline does 
not recognise that you're specifying a file. You could also specify a 
fully-qualified filename if you want, but the following won't work:

use Inline => 'try.c';
foo();



Ahhhh! I was wondering how it could tell it was a filename. In fact it 
can't in some circumstances.

That makes sense.

I didn't notice this stuff in the POD. If it ain't there it ought to be.

Thanks,

-- John.