Putting nmake in the path is a new suggestion. Thanks. I'm not sure which configuration you meant (that is not a joke), so here goes with the information: MS Windows XP, Version 2002, Service Pack 2. Active State Perl 5.8.6 for Win32. Visual C++ 6.0. Here are the system responses when I tried the example you sent me (thanks, BTW): D:\perl utility programs>perl wma.txt ***************** This module is deprecated. Please install the latest version of InlineX::C2XS instead ***************** Can't open D:\perl\config for output. Permission denied at -e line 0 BEGIN failed--compilation aborted. Failed to autogenerate D:\perl utility programs\try InlineX\_Inline\config. at wma.txt line 10 BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at wma.txt line 27. D:\perl utility programs\try InlineX>perl wma.txt ***************** This module is deprecated. Please install the latest version of InlineX::C2XS instead ***************** Can't open D:\perl\config for output. Permission denied at -e line 0 BEGIN failed--compilation aborted. Failed to autogenerate D:\perl utility programs\try InlineX\_Inline\config. at wma.txt line 10 BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at wma.txt line 27. --- Does that provide any clues? Note: I created the folder D:\perl\config today, and the permissions look correct.

In reply to Re^3: perldoc for InlineX by wapoor
in thread perldoc for InlineX by wapoor

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