Inline::C::ParseRegExp fails with the following C code. The code is=20 Code which plays complex preprocessing games with its declarations can only be handled by doing the preprocessing. (Actually, if one has a fully backtracking parser, one can puzzle through almost all common preprocessor idioms, but that's a different topic).
You might try appending less baroque declarations for the things you care about. For local use, I find it useful to have a simple preprocessor variant that preprocess some code, but returns only that section of code, without the headers. (Eg, find, extract and apply #defines). But I don't know of any widely available equivalent. Perhaps someone needs to write a perl module... Mitchell Charity To: inline[at]perl.org Subject: Inline::C::ParseRegExp fails Date: Sun, 20 Oct 2002 09:19:36 +0200 Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> From: nadim[at]khemir.net (Nadim) Inline::C::ParseRegExp fails with the following C code. The code is=20 generated and I didn't expect Inline::C::ParseRegExp to gob it, even=20 though I hoped so. The module wasn't signed so I couldn't join the author directly. Shall I=20 handle the error alone? is there someone that wants to help? Nadim.
