>
> Thanks for your comments. I will try this. However, I think the problem
> may be more fundamental than this. If I modify the embpexec.pl script to
> use Balclutha::User, it manages to find the
> Balclutha::User::Courier::_isValidPwd function.
>
This confirms my suspection. It simply has something to do with the load
order. ([* *] Blocks are compiled before [! !] by Embperl) Using only one
sort of Blocks should solve your problem. (This isn't a problem anymore with
Embperl 2.0)
> I think that there is some conflict with Inline and Embperl. I have only
> had a cursory look, but strongly suspect the XS_init calls in the Embperl
> module are resetting the stuff already prepared by Inline.
>
XS_Init does not reset anything inside Perl, so I can't imagine that theres
is anything that gives a conflict.
Gerald
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