Billy Patton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >How di I export a "c" global variable into perl?? > >In c I have >int XYZ = 0; > >How do I get this into perl WO having to write a function.
You don't. > >EXPORT qw ( XYZ ); Presumably you mean @EXPORT = qw($XYZ); How you map that depends on whether you want C side changes to the global to magically update the perl variable or if it is really a constant. If you want C changes to apear in perl you need to use tie (or "magic" in mg.h sense) to cause perl to look at C variable every time - this is messy. If it really a "constant" then it is best to #define a "function": #define ACCESS_XYZ() XYW and MODULE ... PREFIX = ACCESS_ int ACCESS_XYX() > >THis seems to be missing something. -- Nick Ing-Simmons http://www.ni-s.u-net.com/
