What are you doing to get your error? I don't get it when I run it.

Unfortunately, neither your script nor any examples at dpavlin/perl-fuse use the 'init' callback, so there is no demonstration of how to use it. I may be using it incorrectly but.. I doubt it, because it works on the first call of fuse_get_context().

I may see if I can get in contact with the author and direct them here. I've had a look but I don't see any unit tests for it either, which might explain why the issue has been missed.

In the meantime, I think I shall just use the wrapping method as most of it is coded (longhandedly, bleh!) anyway..

Once again, thank you for your time and efforts to help!

In reply to Re^4: FUSE, fuse_get_context and private = dangling pointer woes by Anonymous Monk
in thread FUSE, fuse_get_context and private = dangling pointer woes by CandyAngel

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