Hi,
>
> I have solved the problem.
I am glad to hear that!
> In the Inline::C documentation, there is a
> section on what is required to run Inline stuff under mod_perl. Mod_perl
is
> a little different to the standard perl interpreter in that some code
> normally brought in at compile time cannot be as the interpreter is
already
> running.
>
> To compensate, one must do an Inline->init to force correct start-up under
> mod_perl.
>
> Sometimes the small print is very small :(
>
> I have quickly tested the epl stubs and you will be interested to know
that
> Inline responds correctly under the [* *] blocks too - excellent!
>
> It is interesting to note that the [* blocks get compiled before the [!
> blocks. I think that this order should be changed, as the general use of
> the [! block is to drag in symbols used within the [* blocks. There will
be
> potential for lots of confusing undefined symbols and globals getting
> surreptitiously generated on your unsuspecting behalf (for us no use
strict
> users anyway ...)
>
As I already said, [* *] are experimental in 1.3 (and will stay in that
status), but they are fully working in 2.0 (and there [! !] get compiled
before [* *] just as anyone expects)
Gerald
P.S. Please answer also to the list, so anybodyelse running into the same
problem, have a chance to find your solution in the mailing archives
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