After tried XSPP, I found it lack some important functions such as "PPCODE", so I decided to write XS code by my hand.

http://search.cpan.org/grep?cpanid=MDOOTSON&release=Wx-0.9922&string=PPCODE&i=1&n=1&C=6 

69-void
70-wxConfigBase::GetFirstEntry()
71-  PREINIT:
72-    wxString name;
73-    long index;
74-    bool ret;
75:  PPCODE:
76-    ret = THIS->GetFirstEntry( name, index );
77-    EXTEND( SP, 3 );
78-    PUSHs( sv_2mortal( newSViv( ret ) ) );
79-    SV* tmp = newSViv( 0 );
80-    WXSTRING_OUTPUT( name, tmp );
81-    PUSHs( sv_2mortal( tmp ) );

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... Though that, the Module::Build::WithXSpp is still very handful, ... how could this happen?

Its really hard to say, anything related to XS really needs the most (reproducibility and minimal test case )dness possible, for example use Inline CPP to call function in so file not working and SOso-0.01.patch.txt

In reply to Re: Module::Build::WithXSpp does not correctly handle XS files correctly? by Anonymous Monk
in thread Module::Build::WithXSpp does not correctly handle XS files correctly? by llancet

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