I found it(glazed right over it). It was in the _des.c code, I couldn't find it
declared
so I thought there was some new "feature" I didn't know about. DoH!
Thanks Nick.
On 22-Sep-2003 Nick Ing-Simmons wrote:
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>if I have a function foo() and there is a XS wrapper,
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>>int foo()
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>>CODE: perl_foo()
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>>..the perl_foo() is created automatically, it is litterally perl's version
>>of foo()?
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> No - perl_foo() is NOT created automatically.
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> xsubpp could strip the prefix for you - avoiding the need for a CODE: section
> but does NOT provide the prefixed function.
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>>The reason I ask is I was looking at the XS interface for des_crypt(), and saw
>>perl_des_crypt called within the XS wrapper.
>
> If you look elsewhere in the .xs file (probably above the MODULE line
> or perhaps in a .h file) you should find the definition of perl_des_crypt.
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