The code I am trying to call back is currently just

sub recorder { print "@_"; }

However, I just checked the address I am passing in from Perl, and the address the SetCallback code receives, and they are different? Which explains why it doesn't work, and probably the error message, but not why/how/where the address is being changed. The calling code looks like this:

printf "Address passed from Perl to C: %x\n", \&recorder; setHooks( \&recorder, \&player ) and die "$^E";

and setHooks() like this

SV *g_rec = 0, *g_play = 0; int setHooks( SV* rec, SV* play ) { HANDLE hHook = GetModuleHandle( "hook" ); printf( "SH rec:%x\n", rec ); g_rec = rec; SvREFCNT_inc( g_rec ); printf( "SH g_rec:%x\n", g_rec ); // SvREFCNT_inc( g_play = play ); ... }

And the output from those print and printf statements on either side of the call is:

Address passed from Perl to C: 1950428 SH rec:1d2ef20 SH g_rec:1d2ef20

So, at least I now know where it's going wrong, if not why. Thanks for your help.


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In reply to Re^2: panic: memory wrap by BrowserUk
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