Sisyphus wrote:
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From: "Jan Dubois"
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In general it is a good idea to check `perldoc perlapi`. If the function
isn't listed in there, then you are not allowed to use them in an
extension.
And yet there's no problem with resolving 'Perl_seed' (which is explicitly
called in the core module Scalar::List::Utils) - despite the fact that
'Perl_seed' is mentioned in neither 'perldoc perlapi' nor 'embed.fnc'.
It is mentioned in embed.fnc -- but as "seed" rather than "Perl_seed".
The entry actually says:
Ap |U32 |seed
in which the "p" means that the function has a "Perl_" prefix :-)
(See notes at the top of the file.)
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