Bill Moseley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>At 05:30 PM 05/20/02 +0100, Nick Ing-Simmons wrote:
>>>If I copy the .xs code into a main {} block and build a stand-alone C
>>>program it works fine everyplace.
>>
>>Static linking the extension into perl should also work.
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>Hum, not exactly sure what you are suggesting.
>
>My work with xs has been rather straight forward in the past, following
>h2xs's setup and filling in the blanks. I haven't had such a difficult
>situation before.
>
>But this is suppose to be a CPAN module, so I would hope that it could be
>built like a normal module. If there's a but in aspell/pspell I could
>supply a patch, but asking people to rebuild perl might be much.
>
>Kind of sounds like I'm out of options. Is that your thinking?
It works on linux/solaris and probably elsewhere with modern C++
systems.
Anything which mixes C++, exceptions and dynamic loading is not
going to be as portable as perl (which is just ANSI C).
>
>
>Thanks very much,
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