I have written a XS based Perl module which provides access to functions in a C Library - lets call it MyLib_XS for now. I want开发者_C百科 to move ahead from here by using these functions for definin
Ok, this is a very interesting question and there may not be any easy way to do this but figured I would throw this out there before deciding that modifying Perl is my underlying answer.
I have written a Perl XS wrapper for a C library consisting of about ~80 functions. Right now my general strategy is to substitute the error from a C
I\'ve recently started learning XS using perlxstut and the tutorial suggests that I create my module using the old h2xs tool to create an ExtUtils::MakeMaker-based project. However for pure Perl proje
I know that caller will give me the file name and line number where a function was called, but how can I get the character or byte offset?It is okay if I must drop down to XS for it (the function will
Is there an ExtUtils::* or Module::Build (or other) analog to Ruby\'s mkmf.have_struct_member? I\'d like to do something like (in the manner of a hints/ file):