This is propably not what you want - as I'm not really good with C, I usually wrap the functions using Win32::API, because that only leaves the parameter wrangling. As it happens, I have a wrapper for the Fmod DLL (or is it BASS.dll?). But this doesn't help you with your Inline::C linkage problem.

Searching for "library" in the Inline::C Cookbook, I find the following snippet under Exposing Shared Libraries, which could be the magic you're looking for: 

use Inline C => Config => 
               LIBS => '-lghttp';

[download]

So maybe all you need is to use:

use Inline C => Config => 
               LIBS => '-lfmodex_vc';

[download]

to load fmodex_vc.lib?

In reply to Re: Inlin::C in Win32 by Corion
in thread Inlin::C in Win32 by xiaoyafeng

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