pijush, you really need to give us more details here. What errors are you getting, exactly? How about showing us your code? The best we can do with what little you've given us is to say search on perl-XS.

Let me give you an analogy of what you've asked for. Let's say I have this music CD which plays fine on my boom-box, but it is giving me problems when I use it in my walkman. Again in one car it works fine, but in another car it is giving me problems. Can you tell me what's wrong and where I can find more details?

We're a very helpful bunch here, but we aren't omniscient. Ok, maybe a few of the gods are, but that's a small, select list. ;^)

- - arden.

In reply to Re: Help needed for Perl-XS!! by arden
in thread Help needed for Perl-XS!! by pijush

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