in reply to Embedding Perl in Visual C++

MSVC++ can compile perl from source code, as ActiveState do in their Perl distribution. There should be no problem embedding Perl, and you can do this two different ways - in a standard way and second, deprecated way, via PERL_OBJECT.

There is nothing bad using MSVC++. It producess fastest code nowadays for Win32.

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RE: Re: Embedding Perl in Visual C++
by Cybercosis (Monk) on Jul 05, 2000 at 20:31 UTC
    Say what?? MSVC++ is horrible. It does annoying things like assigning the same memory address to a loop control variable and the last element of an array. By my experience, CodeWarrior produces MUCH faster code.