Yes, the line num changed

Then I can't envisage the situation that leaves "write" defined to ""PerlLIO_write" - but apparently that's what's happening.

It's probably not the best way, but I'd be fiddling about with some Inline::C scripts to check on some things.
Based on the information at hand, I would think that the following Inline::C script (untested) should produce the error: 
use Inline C => Config =>
  BUILD_NOISY =>1,
  INC => '-ID:/mydoc/projects/GenoEye-0.4.5-Source/src';

use Inline C => <<'EOC';

/*
#undef write
*/
#include <genoeye/Common.h>

EOC

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and that the error should disappear once the #undef is commented in. (Though your experience suggests that that the inclusion of #undef write into the code will make no difference.)

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^5: Name conflict between MinGW C++ standard library header and Perl development header by syphilis
in thread Name conflict between MinGW C++ standard library header and Perl development header by llancet

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