Hi Gurus, I want to create a perl module that uses a shared library (that I wrote). In order to use this *.so (that by the way is working fine with another exe) in my pm, I changed the *pm file. that *.pm file was created using h2xs -AXc -n NewModule. so after my change the pm file (lib/cNewModule.pm) contains the following declaration : use Inline CPP => Config => LIBS => "-L/users/nirf/perlTrials/cNewModule/lib/ -lmain"; in the folder /users/nirf/perlTrials/cNewModule/lib/ I have libmain.so. (and I even tried to add this path into LD_LIBRARY_PATH to make things work) However,when I test the module, the "make test" keeps telling me that it has undefined symbols. Meaning that it can't load/link libmain.so. does any of you has any idea of what is wrong or what else should I check ? Thanks, Nir

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