What did you find?

I think one finds only the same warnings/error messages as have already been printed to the console - but it's certainly worth checking.

The problem, as moritz indicated, lies with the cpp code - which the op has supplied. If the contents of 'main.h' were also supplied we might be able to run the Inline::CPP code and see for ourselves. I think nirf1 first needs to get the code working as an Inline::CPP script before trying to put it into a module. As I said, we would be better placed to help with that if we could see the contents of 'main.h'.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^2: inline in a perl module by syphilis
in thread inline in a perl module by nirf1

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