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Sent: Monday, March 05, 2012 10:01 PM
Subject: calling perl from C
Hello,
First, thanks for the Inline::C package, which is well build, and very
usefull for me.
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Pleased you find it useful :-)
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Laurent,
Like David said, before get thing you want to do done, you should
understand how perl script runs first. perlcall, perlembed and perlguts
would help you.
On Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 10:39 PM, David Mertens wrote:
> Laurent,
>
> Extending the example in perlcall to work for repeated calls to
l.org
> Objet : Re: calling perl from C
>
> Laurent,
>
> Extending the example in perlcall to work for repeated calls to Perl is not
> hard, but you have clearly taken the wrong path. In particular, you should
> have "dSP;" and "PUSHMARK(SP);" at
Laurent,
Extending the example in perlcall to work for repeated calls to Perl is not
hard, but you have clearly taken the wrong path. In particular, you should
have "dSP;" and "PUSHMARK(SP);" at least once in your code, and I see
you've removed them completely. Sometimes it's just hard to put all
David,
I have ever seen perlcall, there is an example for calling perl from C but
once. (I test it :: OK)
When, C call perl, the sub is executed and did'nt return to C (memory wrap).
May be a problem of c ontext.
My interpretation is when C had call Perl, Perl is executed and ha
Laurent -
Have you seen perlcall? http://perldoc.perl.org/perlcall.html
Check out the examples section and see if they make sense. If not, let us
know and we'll see if something is broken. FWIW, I've called Perl subs from
my C code before, so I know it's possible.
David
On Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 5
Hello,
First, thanks for the Inline::C package, which is well build, and very usefull
for me.
I would like that "C code" call "perl sub" but many times.
When I execute the script I have a "panic: memory wrap"...
Is there a solution to do that...
Thanks.
Laurent
use Inline C;
# us
