Hello Monkers,

Do you know how I can import automatically a header defined struct into XS code without naming it?

example: 
# my struct is defined in SDR.h

struct rtlsdr_dev {
    libusb_context *ctx;
    struct libusb_device_handle *devh;
    uint32_t xfer_buf_num;
    uint32_t xfer_buf_len;
    struct libusb_transfer **xfer;
    unsigned char **xfer_buf;
    rtlsdr_read_async_cb_t cb;
    void *cb_ctx;
    enum rtlsdr_async_status async_status;
    int async_cancel;
    int use_zerocopy;
    /* rtl demod context */
    uint32_t rate; /* Hz */
    uint32_t rtl_xtal; /* Hz */
    int fir[FIR_LEN];
    int direct_sampling;
    /* tuner context */
    enum rtlsdr_tuner tuner_type;
    rtlsdr_tuner_iface_t *tuner;
    uint32_t tun_xtal; /* Hz */
    uint32_t freq; /* Hz */
    uint32_t bw;
    uint32_t offs_freq; /* Hz */
    int corr; /* ppm */
    int gain; /* tenth dB */
    struct e4k_state e4k_s;
    struct r82xx_config r82xx_c;
    struct r82xx_priv r82xx_p;
    /* status */
    int dev_lost;
    int driver_active;
    unsigned int xfer_errors;
};

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How can I import automatically it in my XS file after including the SDR header? Should I define the various struct inside this struct?
REGARDS

In reply to Automatically Import XS struct by Bpl

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