Fellow Monks, I have a script which uses Inline::C to pull in several files. Currently it looks like this.
use warnings;
use strict;
use File::Spec;
use File::Basename;

my $inlineCFile;
my $inlineCFile2;

my $relSourcePath;
my $inlineBuildDir;
my $libDir;
my $incDir;

BEGIN {
    $relSourcePath = File::Spec->rel2abs(dirname($0));
    $inlineCFile = File::Spec->catfile($relSourcePath, "foo.c");
    $inlineCFile2 = File::Spec->catfile($relSourcePath, "bar.c");

    my @dirs = ();
    push @dirs, $relSourcePath;
    push @dirs, ".Inline";
    $inlineBuildDir = File::Spec->catdir(@dirs);
    pop @dirs;
    push @dirs, "lib";
    $libDir = File::Spec->catdir(@dirs);
    pop @dirs;
    push @dirs, "include";
    $incDir = File::Spec->catdir(@dirs);
}

use Inline (
     C => Config =>
             LIBS      => "-L$libDir",
             INC       => "-I$incDir",
             DIRECTORY => $inlineBuildDir,
);
use Inline C => $inlineCFile;
use Inline C => $inlineCFile2;

HelloFoo();
HelloBar();

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where, for the sake of this question, foo.c is 
void HelloFoo()
{
    printf("hello from foo\n");
}

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and bar.c is 
void HelloBar()
{
    printf("hello from bar\n");
}

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Now, let's say that I want to pull in many more such Inline::C files into my script. Is there a better way than the individual scalar definition for each C file inside the BEGIN block followed by the individual use Inline::C => $myFile?

In reply to Using multiple Inline::C files by gri6507

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