Hi,
Inline-0.45 (incorporating Inline::C-0.45) has been released to cpan.
See http://search.cpan.org/~sisyphus/Inline-0.45/.
This is a bugfix release - changes from 0.44 are as follows:

* Apply patch to Inline.pm that addresses a problem with whitespace occurring in the name of the build directory. (RT ticket 4150)

* Fix ParseRegExp.pm. (RT ticket 6327)

* Fix (in Inline.pm) problem regarding the calling of the same script from different builds of perl. (RT ticket 29326)

* Allow Inline::install() subroutine to apply to languages other than C and CPP. (RT ticket 35517)

* Fix C/Makefile.PL so that the C compiler can still be found when $Config{cc} reports something like /some/place/cc. (RT ticket 8251)

* In C/C.pm, allow for the calling of multiple typemaps (RT ticket 5639), and have the "No Inline C functions bound to Perl" warning specify the file for which no bindings were found (RT ticket 17774).

* Minor doc fixes.

Those RT tickets can still be seen at http://rt.cpan.org/Public/Dist/Display.html?Name=Inline. (I'll get around to closing them eventually.)

Cheers,
Rob

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