Ryan Dietrich wrote:
Exceptions were a piece of cake (Thanks!)... Multiple objects isn't
going too well thus far.
1. Since you specifically state that you have to use the "OBJECTS"
parameter, does this mean using MYEXTLIB and targeting a shared library
is out of the question?
OBJECTS lis
Exceptions were a piece of cake (Thanks!)... Multiple objects isn't going
too well thus far.
1. Since you specifically state that you have to use the "OBJECTS"
parameter, does this mean using MYEXTLIB and targeting a shared library is
out of the question?
2. What is My.pm ? This isn't covered an
Wow. This is awesome! Thank you so much for taking the time to reply to my
request with so much detailed information.
I'm going to sit down and update my examples, and then go back and update my
page on perlmonks so this information will be available for anyone else who
runs into these issues.
T
Ryan Dietrich wrote:
Hi,
Greetings, I've been studying how to interface C++ and Perl using XS.
I was aware of this project, and saw that it is doing things that are
currently beyond my skillset.
I was hoping I could get a few answers.
1. What is the general approach of handling exceptions?
Greetings, I've been studying how to interface C++ and Perl using XS.
I was aware of this project, and saw that it is doing things that are
currently beyond my skillset.
I was hoping I could get a few answers.
1. What is the general approach of handling exceptions?
2. How do you map multiple cust
