Tassilo von Parseval <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >On Wed, Feb 23, 2005 at 09:37:01PM +0100 Tommy Nordgren wrote: >> I wan't to find recommendations on a suitable book about writing >> External Perl Modules >> In particular, I wan't to know how to do this in C++, with a lot of >> static/global variables containing dynamically allocated memory >> (std::map, std::vector, etc.) > >Your first step should be figuring out how to do it in plain C. You can >then make the transition to C++ which is fairly smooth from an XS >point-of-view. > >A few weeks ago I wrapped parts of std::vector into an XS class just to >see whether there are any significant differences from using C. It >turned out that the C++/XS combo is very convenient and offers some nice >shortcuts. I still have these preliminary experiments lying around and >could post or send them off-list.
We could do with updating (and making easier to find) the various tips and tricks of C++/xs. > >Tassilo
