> Hi all, and sorry for the OT. Oh no you're not. If you were really sorry you wouldn't have posted in the first place ;-).
> Does anyone know of any "perl2c" tools? perlcc - comes on my distro of linux, probably yours to. If you don't have it I'll put the pkg up on the server for you, just let me know. > I'd like one of my applications to > use some perl scripts to do some processing, and I was wonderring if there > is any tool to make perl code callable from C++ (or C). With perlcc you *convert* the perl to C, instead of worrying about external calls. And then if you need to mod the code... Of course there is a perl2c2perl2c that is a caller manager, but again it's pretty heavy on the CPU and I wouldnt' do it. > Of course I can > invoke the perl interpretor, but since I need to call the perl side many > times, I thought maybe there's a more efficient way. Convert to C. Most efficient > Converting the code into C/C++ manually is not an option, since as you know, > I don't know perl. BTW, to drive this further OT, if someone knows a tool > to convert perl into PHP, then that would be useful to me as well. Well after you convert it to C you could just about run it in php without much modification... /dev _______________________________________________ msvc mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] See http://beginthread.com/mailman/listinfo/msvc_beginthread.com for subscription changes, and list archive.
