All I have is a hilbert.c file and an hilbert.h file Provided to me, I didn't write it. Off third party information I was told the .c file implements the functions defined in the .h file. Together they are about 2700 or so lines of code. The error specifically says "Can't locate auto/main/hilbert_i2c.al" That is a file I'm assuming is generated by the Inline module, but I don't know. The examples I have found don't come any where close to the length or complexity of the two c files I have. I have a book on its way called Extending and Embedding PERL, but until that gets here I need to know what you mean by: "To use it you need the headers and the library" Does that mean both c files should appear between in the section for code of the Inline modlue? If so that is not very apparent, because most of the examples have a few lines of code in which .h files are #included. by the way, I know the two c files work, because I made a simple C++ executable using them and they spit out hilbert indexes and return co-ordinates just fine 
#include <stdio.h>
#include <iostream>
#include "hilbert.h"

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    unsigned long Coord[3];
    hilbert_i2c(3,10,190355,Coord);
    cout << Coord[2] << ',' << Coord[1] << ',' << Coord[0] << endl;

    Coord[2] = 35.5;
    Coord[1] = 40;
    Coord[0] = 36.8;

    cout << hilbert_c2i(3,10,Coord) << endl;
        return 0;

}

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