Start by searching for anything demerphq has written about Inline::C. He's figured out a good formula. It seems to run thusly: use Inline::C to generate your XS and then include *that* but don't have your distribution code use Inline::C. The idea here is that you can then include Windows as a target and your users won't need to have a C compiler handy - you can have precompiled it for them. If you give a compiler-less Windows user an Inline::C program, you've left them SOL.
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