Were there any other errors during the build ?

It's important that you also: 
use Inline CPP => Config =>
     BUILD_NOISY => 1;

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Then check the entire output of the build for a message something like (if not exactly): 
Note (probably harmless): No library found for -lmain

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There are 2 possibilities:
1)If that message is present, then no attempt was made to link to libmain.so.
2)If the message is absent, then libmain.so was found and linked to.

If it's a case of 1), then we need to work out why it was not locatable.

If it's a case of 2), then we need to work out why libmain.so does not resolve that symbol.

Which is it ?

Update: If you decide to add the BUILD_NOISY => 1 config option and re-run the build process again, you'll probably find that it will just use the existing binaries and not compile again - which would be a pointless exercise. So, before rebuilding, remove the existing _Inline/build files for that particular module. (Or add some whitespace to the CPP code ... as long as you do something to make it recompile the CPP code.)

Cheers,
Rob

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