I've been tinkering a bit, and found the following baviour: When the Classfunctions of the c++ class are placed in the headerfile or the class is directly defined in the head of the .xs file like this:

 class foo {
public:
  foo(int a) {
    value = a;
  }
private:
  int value;
}

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(like in http://www.johnkeiser.com/perl-xs-c%2B%2B.html another neat XS/C++ source), everything works as expected. The moment the class-definition is separated from the actual code, eg. having a .h and a .cpp file, the tests begin to fail. Additionally, reproducing EXMAPLE 4 of perlxstut (including a pure c lib with separate .h and .c files, no c++) works just fine.

Conclusion:

From what I see, the problem is somewhere located in the process where libmyclass.a is bound into Mytest.so, or in the creation of libmyclass.a itself.

PS: This is my first time posting something on perlmonks, and writing about your problem really hepls to think about it.wow. Any maybe this thread will help another lost XS-Soul on their journey...feels good, man :D

In reply to Re: Unable to use created PerlXS Modul ( using c++ ) by lamchob
in thread Unable to use created PerlXS Modul ( using c++ ) by lamchob

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