jithoosin has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:
HI monks,
I am calling perlsubroutines from C. This is done using "call_pv" function. There subroutines which are called are in different files( packages) returns values back to C file. But if some thing like a seg fault occurs in perl file it causes the entire program to terminate. Could any of the esteemed monks tell a good way by which the C program should continue (no need to worry about returned values) even if the perl file cause seg fault. I referred to perldoc ,but was unable to find an answer
Thanks
Kiran.
I am calling perlsubroutines from C. This is done using "call_pv" function. There subroutines which are called are in different files( packages) returns values back to C file. But if some thing like a seg fault occurs in perl file it causes the entire program to terminate. Could any of the esteemed monks tell a good way by which the C program should continue (no need to worry about returned values) even if the perl file cause seg fault. I referred to perldoc ,but was unable to find an answer
Thanks
Kiran.
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Re: perlembed doubt
by borisz (Canon) on Feb 03, 2006 at 11:12 UTC |
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