I have an Inline module, with a working DLL file, running with Active State Perl on Windows, and I would like to distribute it to a number of users who do not and cannot have a C compiler on their machines (even though some are free). Naturally, when I try to install Inline without a C compiler, I get a number of error messages when I enter "nmake" and "nmake test", but I was wondering if I could just go ahead with "nmake install" since the Inline code doesn't appear to have anything that requires a C compiler. Then if my module appears to work, everything is OK. Or am I missing something? Has anyone tried to do this? Thanks very much for your insights.
Jody Hart
