Ok, try this. It looks perfect to me on UNIX. 
use Regexp::Common qw/comment/;
local $/;
$_ = <DATA>;

s/(^[ \t]*$RE{comment}{C}\n|$RE{comment}{C})//gm;

print;

__DATA__
/*This is a bogus function*/
void function foo(void) /*My function is the best*/
{
  int i; /*i is an integer*/
  int j; /*j is also an integer*/

  /*Now I'm going to set i to 1*/
  i = 1;
  /*Also j*/
  j = 1;

  /*Here's some incrementing!*/
  i++;
  
  /*And more!*/
  j++;
/*The end!*/}
__OUTPUT__
void function foo(void) 
{
  int i; 
  int j; 

  i = 1;
  j = 1;

  i++;
  
  j++;
}

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Boris

In reply to Re^3: Modify C comment removal code to kill newlines by borisz
in thread Modify C comment removal code to kill newlines by anjiro

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