Thanks for posting that code.

This is mostly just a courtesy note to let you know that I won't have an answer for you, sorry (and I hope it might also increase the visibility of your node, having two "late" replies not just one -- if you get no response within a few days, I'd post a new root node).

The reason I won't have an answer is that I don't do OO in XS and I'm pretty sure that I never will. OO in XS is quite against my philosophy of XS "best practices".

So I have very little idea what bundle.isv actually means under the covers. Though, to be honest, I'm not too surprised that this is the source of your problem (well, that's my conclusion, anyway).

If I were writing this, I'd do all of the OO (and just about anything else I could) in the Perl code (in the *.pm file) and have the XS interfaces be very vanilla C-friendly interfaces (except that some arguments might be of type SV* for the sake of dealing with Perl's total refusal to reasonably deal with memory buffers that it didn't allocate itself).

- tye        

In reply to Re^7: perl->c->perl (thanks, no) by tye
in thread perl->c->perl by jpollack

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