Have you installed Inline::C ?
Until recently Inline::C shipped with Inline, but that's no longer the case - so you now need to explicitly install Inline::C.
You can check that Inline::C is installed (and what version it is) by running: 
perl -e "require Inline::C;print $Inline::C::VERSION;"

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Update: I've just noticed that you're working in a directory that contains whitespace ("Perl Code"):
C:/Users/murrayn/Documents/codecvs/CodeCVS/Perl Code/TestCode/_Inline
I don't know if that's related to your problem, but it's the sort of thing that might cause you some grief with Inline::C.
IMO, it's a good policy to avoid working with Inline::C in directories that contain whitespace if you can.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re: Defining the C environment for "inline::c" by syphilis
in thread Defining the C environment for "inline::c" by murrayn

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