This version also support 64-bit versions of Perl. 

$ perl -E'
    use Config qw( %Config );
    my $ptr_size = $Config{ptrsize};
    my $ptr_format =
       $ptr_size == 4 ? "L" :
       $ptr_size == 8 ? "Q" :
       die("Unrecognized pointer size");

    my $s = "abc";

    my $ptr = unpack($ptr_format, pack("p", $s));
    say sprintf "0x%x", $ptr;

    use Devel::Peek;
    Dump($s);
'
0x1766c40
SV = PV(0x174dcf0) at 0x176d958
  REFCNT = 1
  FLAGS = (PADMY,POK,pPOK)
  PV = 0x1766c40 "abc"\0
  CUR = 3
  LEN = 16

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You should call utf8::upgrade or utf8::downgrade first to control the storage format of the string.

In reply to Re: Getting the PV pointer from a SV by ikegami
in thread Getting the PV pointer from a SV by rodd

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