RE: Other programming language I most often use

Wish SQL had been a choice, or [b-z]?a?sh =)

Since I picked "C" I'd just like to say _OH DEAR GOD WHY MUST C BE THE DEFAULT LANGUAGE THAT EVERY BOZO WRITES IN_? I'm going absolutely insane trying to figure out why I get a core in "malloc" when a program is called from a XS'ed shared object, but the same program works fine on the command line.

/me glares at the _65_ lines that have "free" in them in one ".c" file... *sigh* oh woe is me =)

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RE: RE: Other programming language I most often use by pope (Friar) on Oct 25, 2000 at 13:29 UTC
This is a common symptom if the argument marshalling goes wrong. Wrap C routines into a library, and link it to a C driver which calls the routines. And it executes without any problem. But using the same library, write the required glue XS code, then link it together to create a shared module. Load the module and call the function. Coredump.	[reply]
RE: RE: RE: Other programming language I most often use by extremely (Priest) on Oct 25, 2000 at 14:25 UTC
Oooh that does sound nasty, my mistake was much nastier... `double result = NULL; / oops did I null the pointer or what it pointed too? =P /` [download] Very sad that I spent a day of my life debugging good code because I felt the need to initialize my pointers. (That will teach me to never initialize anything in C laugh* <--- not serious, I'm not using C any more... =) -- $you = new YOU; honk() if $you->love(perl)	[reply] [d/l]


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