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adam armfield wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> I've got one brand new copy of Extending and Embedding Perl for sale, here 
> are some details: 
>
> Extending and Embedding Perl explains how to expand the functionality and 
> usefulness of the Perl programming language and how to use Perl from C 
> programs. It begins simply but also covers complex issues using real code 
> examples from the Perl source. The book discusses how to write interfaces to 
> C libraries (as well as C++ and Fortran libraries). It shows you how to 
> implement Perl callbacks for C libraries, how to pass Perl hashes and arrays 
> between Perl and C, and how to use the Perl Data Language infrastructure to 
> improve the speed of array operations. 
>
> Additionally, the book peers under the hood to see how the Perl programming 
> language really works by looking at the interpreter. The make-up of Perl 
> variables is discussed along with details on how a Perl program is parsed and 
> converted to executable code. 
>
> What's Inside: 
>
> C For The Perl Programmer 
> Basic and Advanced XS 
> Embedding Perl in C Programs 
> Perl Internals 
> An API reference for the internal C interface to Perl 
> A reference on the typemap system 
> Embedding Perl into the mutt mail reader 
> ABOUT THE AUTHORS...
> A Perl developer for 7 years, Tim Jenness has ten modules on CPAN including 
> two that are distributed as part of the core Perl distribution (File::Temp 
> and Pod::LateX). 
>
> Simon Cozens the author of Beginning Perl, was the release manager for the 
> first four releases of the Perl 6 runtime engine, Parrot. 
>
> Book Reviews
> "My expectations were exceeded by this book in every way. This is not just a 
> guide to writing Perl modules with C interspersed. It also provides an in 
> depth look at everything that happens from the second Perl interprets your 
> source file to the second it exits. ...This book fills a gap in the online 
> Perl documentation by making many complex topics easily accessible. A good 
> mix of theory and practice guides the reader through tasks quickly, without 
> leaving them stranded. I recommend this book for any Perl programmers seeking 
> to better harness Perl in their work."
> —Computing Reviews, August 2003
>
> "a welcome addition to the arsenal of Perl books. It should help with 
> demystifying XS and associated technologies...an invaluable reference."
> —Linux Journal, July 2003
>
> "Extending and Embedding Perl provides an authoritative account of Perl's 
> most advanced features...experienced C and Perl programmers will find this 
> book both engaging and illuminating."
> —IBM DeveloperWorks
>
> "Extending and Embedding Perl is characterized by profound expertise, 
> attention to detail, literate writing, and excellent editorial and production 
> values. This book is so necessary that it would be a must-have for the 
> problem domain, even were it less finely crafted?a masterpiece that will keep 
> its value for years...an exceptionally useful and readable book."
> —The Perl Journal, November 2002
>
>
> "?a deliberate thorough guide led by authors that are both extremely 
> knowledgeable and also capable of communicating that knowledge...?
> —Kansas City Perl Mongers
>
>
> "...aims to take the black magic out of understanding [Perl]...indispensable 
> in gaining a good foothold on using Perl in, from, and around C."
> —Slashdot.org
>
>
> "a must-have for the problem domain, even were it less finely crafted; we're 
> lucky that the one book to adequately address the most puzzling facets of 
> Perl happens to be a masterpiece that will keep its value for years."
> —The Perl Journal
>
> "I've not seen a more complete and well written source of information on the 
> subject of embedding...Each chapter has an extensive set of annotated 
> examples and the style of writing makes the learning process easier...The 
> book is great for learning and great for reference, which is a combination 
> other books often fail to achieve."
> —Perlmonks
>
> "Everything related to Perl internals is found here; the Perl internal API, 
> XS, SWIG, embedding Perl in C, and C in Perl. The book is organized well, and 
> is fine as a reference work."
> —The Perl Review
>
> "This book was indispensable in gaining a good foot-hold on using Perl in, 
> from, and around C. I found it a good reference guide as well as an easy 
> linear read. It is not a replacement for the perlguts, perlapi and perlxs 
> documentation. But then again, it doesn't try to be. The annotated code 
> examples with every line explained make following the book with development 
> of your own solution a lot easier than in some other books."
> —Use.Perl.org
>
> "This book is well written, concise, and an absolute must for all those, such 
> as myself, who need to work with C and Perl, but who've been putting off the 
> ... day. With this superb book, we cowards no longer have any excuses. Magic! 
> :-)"
> —Andrew Duncan, Amazon Reader
>
> Paperback with 384 pages.
>
> As I say, this book is brand new, full UK retail price is around £40, Amazon 
> sell it for £25, I'm selling this copy for just £15.
>
> The buyer can collect from me in central Bristol, or I can post this for an 
> additional charge.
>
> Please email off list if you'd like to buy this.
>
> All the best
>
> Adam 
>
>
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