Hello,
I tryed the following in my XS module:
int Write1Byte(PerlIO* fh, long what)
{
return PerlIO_write(fh, what, 1);
// or return PerlIO_write(fh, (void*)what, 1);
}
With this I got a crash.
if I do this it works:
int Write1Byte(PerlIO* fh, long what)
{
int i;
Reinhard Pagitsch said:
Hello,
I tryed the following in my XS module:
int Write1Byte(PerlIO* fh, long what)
{
return PerlIO_write(fh, what, 1);
// or return PerlIO_write(fh, (void*)what, 1);
}
With this I got a crash.
if I do this it works:
int Write1Byte(PerlIO* fh, long
On Thu, Oct 13, 2005 at 02:08:11PM +0200 Reinhard Pagitsch wrote:
I tryed the following in my XS module:
int Write1Byte(PerlIO* fh, long what)
{
return PerlIO_write(fh, what, 1);
// or return PerlIO_write(fh, (void*)what, 1);
}
With this I got a crash.
No wonder. It's
Tassilo von Parseval wrote:
On Thu, Oct 13, 2005 at 02:08:11PM +0200 Reinhard Pagitsch wrote:
I tryed the following in my XS module:
int Write1Byte(PerlIO* fh, long what)
{
return PerlIO_write(fh, what, 1);
// or return PerlIO_write(fh, (void*)what, 1);
}
With this I got a
