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Re^2: Perl calls C calls Perl CallBack: How Perl callback use the same interpreter/context as Perl caller?
by itamarat (Acolyte) on Jul 08, 2014 at 13:34 UTC

    Hi,

    Thanks for your reply!

    I've tried to use Perl_get_context() (or dTHX) and got NULL.

    Currently, I don't understand how to get the pointer of the interpreter of the Perl function that calls the C function.

    My system structure:
    Perl function --> C DLL --> Perl Callback

    The requirement is that the Perl function and the Perl callback will work from the same context.


    Many thanks and best regards,

    Itamar

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      May your C DLL be loading and using Perl.DLL to resolve symbols instead of linking back to the perl executable?
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