David Southern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >So, the question: Is there a way that I can make XSUBs availiable to my perl >interpreter without having to have the .pm file around at all?
Of course. If you look at what your DynTrans.pm file does it probably does something like use XSLoader qw(load); XSLoader::load 'DynTrans',$VERSION; And what XSLoader does is load the module and then calls the XSUB boot_DynTrans() which does the newXS() to define the other XS subs in the module. So the easy way is to setup DynTrans to build as a static extension so that a DynTrans.a gets built. Then in your embedding program add a call to boot_DynTrans() to your xs_init() >_____________________________________________________________________ >This email message, including any attachments, may contain confidential and >proprietary information for the sole use of the intended recipient. If you >are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any use, >copying or dissemination of this message is strictly prohibited. This is stupid thing to add to mail sent to an open mailing list. >If you >received this message in error, please notify Brooks Automation, Inc. >immediately by reply email or by calling Brooks US Headquarters at +1 978-262- >2400. Do they fire you ? >Then delete this message from your system, without making any copy or >distribution. Thank you.
