I'm following this online tutorial and I've followed the example up to the 1.1, where you run perl Makefile.PL. The link to Dean Roehrich's directory was dead so I borrowed one from an old version of HTML::Strip I found online and I put it into the directory (see below). Basically my files look like this after running h2xs -A -n xstest: 
/xstest
|----blib
|     |------arch
|     |         |-----auto
|     |                |-----xstest
|     |------bin
|     |------lib
|     |      |----auto
|     |            |----xstest
|     |------man1
|     |------man3
|     |------script
|----lib
|----perlobject.map
|----t

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I made all of the necessary changes listed in the example, but when I run perl Makefile.PL I get the following: 
c:\temp\xstest>perl Makefile.PL
Typemap perlobject.map not found.
Writing Makefile for xstest

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