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in thread use lib 'http://perlmonks.org/perllib';

Actually I have to add my vote to Tye here. I run a number of webservers with Perl/mod_perl/Apache and when I leave them outside a firewall, I tend to rip the "C" compiler off the box when done setting it up. And gas and such to. I do infact sometimes compile and develop on a hidden matching box and just move the minimal per-compiled code up.

Of course, in those cases I'll just have to live without Inline.pm but I do hope it doesn't become fashionable to use in general purpose modules.

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Inline.pm for making modules (Re: use lib 'http://perlmonks.org/perllib';)
by tye (Sage) on Sep 18, 2000 at 02:01 UTC

    Note that you can use Inline.pm to produce a module. Then the Inline.pm magic produces XS code which gets distributed and installed in much the same way as any other module that includes C code. The only real difference would be if you wanted to change the C code after the module has been installed; Inline.pm should make that easier.

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