Thk Rob

I'm not solved this problem yet, but I suppoust that's a manifiest problem, becouse I saw diference version between the manifiest in Perl folder and within the module compile folder.

I'm not tried with other module, but note that this example is basic, can't be more basic, look this: 

#include "EXTERN.h"
#include "perl.h"
#include "XSUB.h"

int test ( int a )
{
    return a;
}

MODULE = myModule        PACKAGE = myModule        

int
test( int a )

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It's compiled perfectly but when I run the script calling it, appear an alert windows saying error found

Well I'll try to reinstall all for be sure, and i tell you later

thk a lot for your help

In reply to Re^6: can't use compiled XS file by perlmonkdr
in thread can't use compiled XS file by perlmonkdr

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