I'm looking at a connection to CLIPS from perl. I've looked at CAPE and
don't like it. THere's a perlclips perl that doesn't seem to function
that's done with SWIG.
I'd like to take the time and learning to use Inline or just the grunt
method of writing XS.
Could someone give me a starting point?
Assume the following.
1. libme.a has all the C subroutines.
2. one routine is hello_world that will return boolean
Would one of you VERY learned people give me an example of how to use
Inline to do this. I don't have problem with jumping in to XS. I've
already
done some of that. But all the hoopla recently on the perl-xs list
suggested
that using Inline to create the XS is a better alternative.
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