It definitely should be Inline::MakeMaker.

Good !

..but Inline::MakeMaker, included with that dist. is v0.45

Yes, I always make sure that the Inline.pm and Inline/C.pm version numbers match the version number of the Inline distro, but I haven't bothered updating the version numbers of any of the other pm files that ship with Inline. Does it matter ? (Looking back, it seems that Ingy did keep the Inline::MakeMaker version number in tune with the Inline distro number.)
Naturally, if I ever alter Inline::MakeMaker I'd change the version number. (At least, I'd hope that I remember to do that - I see that I've altered it once already, and did bump the version number on that occasion.)

Inline/C/ParseRecDescent.pm, Inline/C/ParseRegExp.pm and Inline/denter.pm don't even have version numbers - yet may have been modified in the past. I last made alterations to ParseRegExp.pm and ParseRecDescent.pm back in March 2010 .... didn't think to give them a version number at the time ... something to keep in mind in the future.

In fact I could probably assign the same version number to all of the pm files that ship with Inline, if that's the expected thing to do. (It shouldn't stress me too much :-)

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^6: (solved) Clean smoke-test install for Inline based modules using Inline::MakeMaker by syphilis
in thread Clean smoke-test install for Inline based modules using Inline::MakeMaker by davido

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