On 23 Jan 2002, Jason E. Stewart wrote: > > Yours is the very first Perl XS extension I've seen which plays with > > $@ and die to propagate errors back to the Perl caller (an education > > in itself - thanks!) Had you ever considered an alternate means of > > error handling? > > I must acknowledge a tutorial from Matt Seargent that first showed how > to do that, I just liked it and used it.
Is that tutorial publically available? I'd love to see it. > > Probably I'm just frustrated from my repeated efforts to track down > > misbehavior under AIX. Something is going very wrong with exception > > handling in C++, and I'm unable to convince any of the available > > debuggers to properly trace execution. So, pay no attention to my > > ravings.. <g>. > > I wish I could help more, but without access to an AIX box, I'm afraid > I can't do much. If you could get me some kind of account, I might be > able to help. I don't know if IBM is interested in donating some > hardware to Apache or SourceForge, but if they did, I'm sure that it > would help. Unfortunately, I'm too low on the totem pole to influence this sort of thing. Non-IBM personnel are not permitted on the internal network but perhaps I can find a friendly soul in the outside world with an AIX platform and spare cycles. Let me work on it.. Steve -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- Steven N. Hirsch tie-line: 446-6557 ext: 802-769-6557 Staff Engineer Methodology Integration Team ASIC Product Development IBM Microelectronics ---------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
