William Torrez Corea: > How can I implement these two languages of programming in a program? ...
If you use `cmd`, system() etc. in perl, you are in fact calling another program that might be written in some other language. The same is true, using fork() exec() system() etc. in c, you could run a perl program from c. /// You could use some interface library like http://www.swig.org/ to call whatever code from your c code. /// Not really what you asked for, but you can use one program to generate code for another program. E.g. https://aspodata.se/git/c/libaspoutil/get_signames.pl extracts signal names from an include file and generates c code used to make it easier to convert a string like "SIGHUP" to the integer 1 and vice versa. $ get_signames.pl signal.h #ifndef NSIG #define NSIG 31 #endif struct intstr signames[] = { INTSTR(SIGHUP), /* 1 */ INTSTR(SIGINT), /* 2 */ INTSTR(SIGQUIT), /* 3 */ INTSTR(SIGILL), /* 4 */ INTSTR(SIGTRAP), /* 5 */ INTSTR(SIGABRT), /* 6 */ INTSTR(SIGBUS), /* 7 */ INTSTR(SIGFPE), /* 8 */ INTSTR(SIGKILL), /* 9 */ INTSTR(SIGUSR1), /* 10 */ INTSTR(SIGSEGV), /* 11 */ INTSTR(SIGUSR2), /* 12 */ INTSTR(SIGPIPE), /* 13 */ INTSTR(SIGALRM), /* 14 */ INTSTR(SIGTERM), /* 15 */ INTSTR(SIGSTKFLT), /* 16 */ INTSTR(SIGCHLD), /* 17 */ INTSTR(SIGCONT), /* 18 */ INTSTR(SIGSTOP), /* 19 */ INTSTR(SIGTSTP), /* 20 */ INTSTR(SIGTTIN), /* 21 */ INTSTR(SIGTTOU), /* 22 */ INTSTR(SIGURG), /* 23 */ INTSTR(SIGXCPU), /* 24 */ INTSTR(SIGXFSZ), /* 25 */ INTSTR(SIGVTALRM), /* 26 */ INTSTR(SIGPROF), /* 27 */ INTSTR(SIGWINCH), /* 28 */ INTSTR(SIGPOLL), /* 29 */ INTSTR(SIGPWR), /* 30 */ INTSTR(SIGSYS), /* 31 */ }; $ Regards, /Karl Hammar -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: beginners-unsubscr...@perl.org For additional commands, e-mail: beginners-h...@perl.org http://learn.perl.org/
