Hi all,
In a c++ class, there is a static object. I'd like to wrap it as a sub in perlxs. Just like this:
foo *
foo::bar()
CODE:
RETVAL = &(foo::bar);
OUTPUT:
RETVAL
Of course, the RETVAL will be blessed in typemap and finally return a RV in perl code.
Each time I invoke the sub in perl, it will cause a segfault. But the same idea works in c++ code.
Does anyone know the reason? Thanks in advance.
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Bst Rgrs, Dongxu
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