Thanks for the info. > On Dec 3, 2003, at 7:06 AM, Dan Muey wrote: > > > Don't get me wrong, I have no practical reason > > for running website stuff from C. I think it may > > be valueable to know at some point and would be a > > terrific learning experience. > > Sorry for panicking Early.... > > Technically I can understand the Intellectual Interest. > But I feel obliged to note: > > There are many very effective Drug Therapies > that can help with this type of Personality Disorder!!!! > > You might want to start down the 'c trail' on it's own > and then come back around the horn to look at how to expose > your c-code in Perl with the standard XS mechanisms. cf > perldoc h2xs et al. > > But that is driven by my background in c, and > therefore the fact that I can hack the c, the > makeFile, the ar to make the lib, etc... But > having access to that code in Perl makes some > other solutions simpler. > > One variation on that theme is: > <http://www.wetware.com/drieux/CS/Proj/BOB/> > > There are enough weirdnesses in the process of keeping > a 'c code' application, and the associated libraries, > static and/or dynamic 'stable' to drive most normal > people to Perl.... > > [..] > > Put some perl code, that if run from a command line or browser or > > whatever > > with or with our input of some sort would output some ascii text, > > Inside of C program, probably as avariable I'm guessing then use > > C to execute it and take what it outputs and , well oout put it. > [..] > > So let's toss of the 'web stuff' - which is hairy > enough as it is, since one has to grok perl, > HTML/XHTML, a bit of the HTTP stuff, the CGI > calling conventions, a bit of Java Script, and > the three Major DOM's - which is enough in itself > and go back to the simpler idea... > > Going the Otherway, as you are asking, finding > a way to stuff Perl into C code does not make > a lot of sense to me. Albeit it is a way to > oblige one's self to 'get it' about making > c code, and what the trade off at that point would be. > In Terms of GENERAL CODING for the Application Coder > You might find it better to start with a known piece > of perl code that you know does what it is suppose to > do, and then see what it would take to code it up > to work in 'c'. That would give you a better apples > to apples comparison. > > you may want to check out > <http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=10194> > > and download the PCRE project and look into it. > > ciao > drieux > > --- > > > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
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