On Tue, Aug 08, 2006 at 02:10:04PM +0200, Vaclav Barta wrote: > Florian Ragwitz wrote: > >I wrote bindings for a small C library using XS. In those bindings I map > >some c structures to a perl objects, which are blesed into > >"Audio::XMMSClient". > ... > >DESTROY seems to be the way to do that. So I defined a DESTROY method in > >my XS code: > ... > >Unfortunately DESTROY won't be called when the perl objects reference > >count reaches zero as it seems to be the case in pure-perl world. What's > >the difference between pure-perl code and XS code with regard to > >DESTROY? How can I get my XS DESTROY method called properly? > > In that case, I'd just define DESTROY in perl and have it call the XS > destructor - there might be less manual ways, but I'll leave that to the > experts... :-)
So you suggest something like this:
package XSModule;
use XSLoader;
XSLoader::load(__PACKAGE__, $VERSION);
sub DESTROY { print "Destroying @_\n" }
1;
The destructor doesn't get called this way as well.
-Flo
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