Tassilo Parseval <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> (You should unsharepvn() when you don't need it anymore - they are refcounted.)
>
>Cool! So that's another treasure not to be found in perlapi.pod:
>
>    #define Perl_sharepvn(sv, len, hash)
>
>What about its third argument, though? It's an U32...so should 'hash' by
>used as a sort of ID to unambiguously identify pointers? I suppose I
>can't just set it to zero, can I?

Saddly no. Most of API functions that take a U32 hash as an arg
will calculate the hash if you pass 0 but this one doesn't 
(as far as I can see).


>
>Tassilo

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