The perl-relevant part of the Makefile under Linux or *BSD would look like:

...
VPATH = $(MYSOURCES) : $(MYTOOLS)
...
#Linux + Freebsd: use the magic configurator "ExtUtils::Embed"
PERLCC=`perl -MExtUtils::Embed -e perl_inc`
PERLLD=`perl -MExtUtils::Embed -e ldopts -- -std`
PLSTATIC=
# -static
# if static libperl.a, set this to -static, otherwise to (none)

CXXFLAGS=-O3   
COMPILE.cxx=$(CXX) $(CFLAGS) $(CXXFLAGS) $(PERLCC) -I$(MYHEADERS) -c

.cxx.o: 
    $(COMPILE.cxx) $< -o $(@F)    
    
$(EXE): $(F_MYSOURCE) $(F_MYTOOLS) Makefile
    $(CXX) -o $@ $(F_MYSOURCE) $(F_MYTOOLS) $(PERLLD) $(PLSTATIC) -lst
+dc++ -s 
...

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The 'MYHEADERS', 'F_MYSOURCE', 'F_MYTOOLS' etc. designate the apps source files and directories (and are set elsewhere), the Perl-stuff goes into 'PERLCC' (headers) and 'PERLLD' (libs).

This will magically construct a perl.lib linked app ;-).

Regards

mwa

In reply to Re^3: Blending perl and C (two approaches) by mwah
in thread Blending perl and C (two approaches) by holandes777

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