use Inline ( C => Config =>
                  LIBS  => '-lyourlib',
                  AUTO_INCLUDE => '#include "header.h";'
            );

function1 (NULL);

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Hi, when I try to run the above program I get the error: 

Undefined subroutine &main::function1 called at ..\..\test.pl line 8 .

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1. From the error it appears that the program is not reading the function "function1" from the header file "header1.h" which it should or from the libraries library1.lib/library1.dll (in the current directory). Kindly suggest what mistake I am making.

2. In the syntax above, is "-lyourlib" a special switch or does it need to be replaced by the actual library name, ie, "library1.lib". Still, when I replace I get the same error as above.

3. I also have a .dll file but am not sure if and how I need to use it.

Thanks very much.

In reply to Re^3: Inline::C query by newbio
in thread Inline::C query by newbio

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