When I download your code, there actually is a trailing space character after the END word. Maybe your text editor is stripping the newline character on the last line or something like that, so consider adding a comment or some other text to the end. The following compiles OK for me (I don't have Inline::C installed, so I won't comment on the actual code):

#!perl
    use Inline CPP => <<'END';     use warnings;
     int doodle() { } 
 class Foo {
    public:      
    Foo(); 
      ~Foo();             
        int get_data() { return data; }
          void set_data(int a) { data = a; } 
 private:
     int data; 
  };  
 Foo::Foo() { cout << "creating a Foo()" << endl; } 
 Foo::~Foo() { cout << "deleting a Foo()" << endl; }   
END

# This is a comment placed here in stead of more code

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I had to remove the trailing blank after the END, of course.

In reply to Re^3: Does Inline::CPP module works with VS 2008(vc 9.0) by Corion
in thread Does Inline::CPP module works with VS 2008(vc 9.0) by rohn

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