I would like to build a C library using CW, to try interfacing C and MacPerl: Re: to Richard Christensen: > I am very curious how one would do what you are intending to do. I would like use MacPerl for extract some data writed in special format (P.E.:_Practical Extraction_), send this datas to a C lib interfacing with Perl; the C lib returns result wich are reporting by Perl (R.L.: and _Report Language_). I have some C++ classes I want to re-use, and I like better C++ than Perl, but Perl is _the_ langage for extracting data for a text file. The dynamic loading "shared library" isn't perhaps the best way for interfacing C (and C++?) and Perl. Somebody have another idea? - Another test: My C code: int test (int x) { return (2*x); } is build as a "shared library" in CW IDE 2.0 TestCLib.pm and test.pl are: package TestCLib; require Exporter; require Dynaloader; @ISA = qw(DynaLoader Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(test); bootstrap TestCLib; 1; __END__ #!/perl -w use TestCLib; $var = test(5); print ">> $var\n"; __END__ a xs file named TestCLib.xs is in #include "EXTERN.h" #include "perl.h" #include "XSUB.h" PROTOTYPES: DISABLE MODULE = TestCLib PACKAGE = TestCLib int test(x) int x CODE: return (2*x); The test.pl execution results in (with the .xs file present or not in auto folder): # Can't find 'boot_TestCLib' symbol in Hard Drive:MacPerl 5.1.4b2:lib:MacPPC:auto:TestCLib:TestCLib File 'Dev:Pseudo'; Line 2 # BEGIN failed--compilation aborted. File '<AppleEvent>'; Line 2 I tried compiling a 'boot_TestCLib' C function in the 'shlb' project, but that's change anything. Does existing some patterns for writing a C lib to interface C and MacPerl (using CodeWarrior, not MPW)? Or, somebody know another way (than shlb) to interface C and MacPerl? My real pb is to use some regexp functions like m//, s///, tr//, split, and so on. ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch