Inline-0.49_01 released to CPAN

Hi,

Just pushed Inline-0.49_01 to CPAN.
Most significant change is the attached alteration to Inline.pm's sub 
create_config_file().

The renaming of 'my @INC' to 'my @_inc' is just to remove any thoughts that 
this might be altering perl's @INC. If someone sees a problem with that, 
please let me know - it's *not* part of the fix (that's mentioned next), so 
can be reverted if there's a need.

The rest of this patch should render Inline::CPP once more buildable by the 
smokers that the cpan-testers use - and should see the end of the FAIL 
reports such as:
http://www.cpantesters.org/cpan/report/3b90f976-4d0c-11e1-9d6f-f6dbfa7543f5

It should also mean that anyone else who happens to have Inline and 
Parse::RecDescent in different PERL5LIB locations will also be able to build 
Inline::CPP - which is something they currently can't do, afaict. (At least, 
I got the same errors as the smokers when I created such a set up.)

Should this fix be implemented differently ?
Another solution is to remove the code (in the same sub) that local()ises 
$ENV{PERL5LIB} - but I didn't want to take that path for fear of breaking 
something. I'm assuming that local()isation does something crucial ... does 
anyone know ?

If 0.49_01 tests ok, and no-one has any problems with it, it will shortly 
become 0.50 (stable) - so that the Inline::CPP can (hopefully) get back to 
getting useful results from the cpan-testers.

For the other changes that have been made since 0.49, see the top-level 
Changes file, and the C/Changes file.

Cheers,
Rob 

• Inline-0.49_01 released to CPAN by Sisyphus