I think you really ought to take a look at line 15 of NewModule_b1a3.xs - as was suggested some time back by samtregar, and perhaps others (though, admittedly, not very forcefully by myself). It may just be a matter of missing newlines - but the XS file will show it up best.

I can generate the same error as you got with: 
use warnings;
use Inline CPP;

greet();

__END__
__CPP__
         
void greet() {
     printf("Hello World\n");
}

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(where there's no newline at the bottom of the script) but adding just one newline at the bottom of the script fixes the issue.

I suspect that the newline is being lost in the module - but seeing what's at line 15 of NewModule_b1a3.xs should enable us to confirm that. Perhaps that closing "1;" and the pod documentation need to be moved up above the "__END__" marker (or before the "__CPP__" marker) so that the pm file terminates with a newline immediately after the end of the cpp code.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^8: inline in a perl module by syphilis
in thread inline in a perl module by nirf1

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