On Aug 23, 2005, at 14:38, Klaas-Jan Stol wrote:
Leopold Toetsch wrote:
Klaas-Jan Stol wrote:
void print_pmc(void *PMC)
{
// how to access the string in P?
}
If it's a stringish PMC, then STRING *s = VTABLE_get_string(INTERP,
p); will do it.
The C code is just in a .c file, it's not like a PMC or something. So,
I don't think I can use "INTERP", or VTABLE_get_string() at all. Or
should I link to parrotlib.a or something?
INTERP is just translated to interpreter (see any classes/.c file).
VTABLE_get_string is available in the whole Parrot tree, it's a macro
define in include/parrot/vtable.h. I don't know in what relation your
"plain" .c file is to parrot, but you might have a look at
src/extend.c, which also provides interfaces for such stuff.
Is there some public API for accessing the fields in a PMC (for
standard PMCs, so accessing the intval for the Integer PMC and its
decendents, floatval for Float PMC, stringval for String PMCs, etc) ?
Have a look at src/extend.c for the most abstract API.
You might also consider switching to branches/leo-ctx5. The new
calling conventions do auto-conversion betwen PMCs and I/S/N in both
directions for NCI too.
Forgive my ignorance, but I don't really understand. I'm only using
PMCs, no I/S/N values. Why would using these auto-conversions be
interesting?
If you are calling a NCI method, which takes native types (or returns
one) from PIR, you can still pass in PMCs (and will get a PMC as
result, if appropriate).
Btw, I also got this leo-ctx5 branch, compiled it, and run it from the
directory where my lua stuff is, like this:
$ ../leo-ctx5/parrot a.pir
it says:
PackFile_FixupTable_unpack: Unknown fixup type 1953066601!
PackFile_unpack segment 'FIXUP_luaglobals.pir' failed
$ make realclean and be sure to delete your .pbc files too. You can't
share PBCs between trunk and leo-ctx5 - run a.pir in distinct
directories.
klaas-jan
leo
