Inline::C is an excellent thing to start, and very interesting, and many other good words we'll say to it.

But (IMHO) sometimes it's may be not good to use it in a final version of a script, because it recompiles something on the fly, and that means not only big startup time of a script, but also you must distribute your program with C compiler.

addition: After some experiments, I found out that I was wrong and things are easier to end-user than I thought: once Inline::C compiled a code, it do not recompile it again, and just loads it on demand from a single dll file (on my Win32).
Very interesting module to play with!

Courage, the Cowardly Dog

In reply to Re: Re: Re: embedded perl calls c subroutines by Courage
in thread embedded perl calls c subroutines by Anonymous Monk

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