You might try explicitly setting a more meaningful line number

Well ... yes, I might have to try and do something like that, though at this stage I've no idea where that line number needs to be set. But then, I haven't even yet made a serious attempt to find the string eval responsible. I do know that the error occurs after (in Inline/C.pm) $parser->code($o->{ILSM}{code}) gets called and before it returns. ($parser is a Parse::RecDescent object, and code() is a Parse::RecDescent method.)

The problem occurs only with Inline::CPP and Parse::RecDescent versions later than 1.94 (no problem with Inline::C), and has already been reported for Parse-RecDescent-1.95 at http://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=33366. Obviously, the issue has not been addressed in 1.96, though it could be an Inline::CPP bug faik.

For the time being I can live with the fact that Parse-RecDescent-1.94 (or perhaps earlier) is specifically needed. No doubt I'll continue to investigate as time and energy permit.

Many thanks for the replies.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^2: Error ... at (eval 75) line 7974. by syphilis
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