Hi James,
I work at ActiveState, so I'll take a shot at this.
Using the same syntax as PerlNet for creating typed interfaces would be
great. People only have to learn one syntax for both PerlNet apps and
other modules. Whether you buy the PDK or not, this is a great idea.
As for legality, Activ
I'm getting an error with Inline that suggests that Inline doesn't handle
unsigned longs:
The problem is Inline::C::grammar (v0.43) doesn't parse "unsigned
long". So if you thus declare a function, it doesn't get Inlined.
As Clint mentioned, a work-around is to typedef an alias (and crea
Dear Inliners,
It has been a busy period for me, and you might be
interested in what I recently found out about PerNet,
it uses Pod to declare strong types for language
binding.
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Perl/Reference/Products/PDK/PerlNET/Reference.html
Could this be used to help create
On May 16, Eric O'Dell wrote:
>
> I'm getting an error with Inline that suggests that Inline doesn't handle
> unsigned longs:
>
> Can't locate auto/LEngine/alloc_bwb.al in @INC
Eric:
There is a typemap for unsigned long in Perl 5.6.1, so there's something
else about your function that is
