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From: "Kort, Eric" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> SV* *svReturnVal
>
> and then
>
> svReturnVal = av_store(avArray, 2, svNewVal);
I'm not sure if that is a typo, but I suppose that av_store returns a
pointer to a SV, ie. a SV* and _not_ a SV** which is what you have declared
svReturnVal as. If it isn't a type then:
SV *svReturnVal;
svReturnVal = av_store(avArray, 2, svNewVal);
Should work. If not you could always use one of these (at least under *nix):
grep -r av_store /where/ever/your/perl/src/is/*
And then look for the declaration of the function. Another way (if you don't
have the source) albeit dirty could be:
void *ptr;
ptr = av_store(avArray, 2, svNewVal);
*((void*)0) = 0;
This should create a core dump. After that you could:
gcc yourapp -c yourapp.core
where 10
After that you could simply try to cast the ptr to stuff until it seemes to
make sense:
print *((SV**)ptr)
print *((SV*)ptr)
Etc.
Just some quick .02
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Aigars
