I've written a callback function for an XS module designed to call a
perl function when invoked.
If I call the function directly, from within the C code, it runs through
completely as expected.
If its invoked as a callback from the library I am wrapping, it does
immediately at "dSP;" i.e. SV
On Feb 10, 2010, at 7:32 PM, Private and Confidential wrote:
> I've written a callback function for an XS module designed to call a perl
> function when invoked.
>
> If I call the function directly, from within the C code, it runs through
> completely as expected.
>
> If its invoked as a call
Confirmed, the library I am wrapping runs in a separate thread and runs
its callbacks from there. "context" is a good keyword and led me to dTHX
and PERL_SET_CONTEXT. I haven't found a good example of using these yet.
Adding dTHX did get me past dSP, but I die consistently in ENTER now.
On 2/1
