Does the Inline ILSM object (or some other part of the API) contain the version number of the compiler being used to compile Inline::C or Inline::CPP code?
We have a situation where Active Perl is compiled with MS Visual Studio 2003, which still used iostream.h, whereas newer versions of the compiler use iostream. If I could detect inside Inline::CPP which version of a compiler is being used I could cause Inline::CPP to react accordingly. I thought we had the problem mostly worked out, but BrowserUk at PerlMonks managed to come up with a configuration where Inline::CPP fails to work properly due to the old '.h' issue. He apparently has built his Perl with a newer MS Visual Studio version that doesn't like the '.h' extension. Yet to accommodate ActiveState's builds we're detecting the compiler (by name match) m/^cl/ and appending the '.h'. That's fine for the ActiveState people, but anyone else who has their own build based on a newer MS Visual C++ has a problem. -- David Oswald daosw...@gmail.com
