Re: acessing pointer data from the memory

Another process can not read or write to data of your process. read perlipc. Basicly your tasks can share a special memory area or they talk via pipes. This is not a limitation/feature of perl its your os.

Boris

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Re^2: acessing pointer data from the memory by halley (Prior) on Feb 01, 2005 at 14:40 UTC
Did you miss the part where he said his perl interpreter is embedded into his application? Thus, it's all the same process? -- `[ e d @ h a l l e y . c c ]`	[reply]
Re^3: acessing pointer data from the memory by borisz (Canon) on Feb 01, 2005 at 14:49 UTC
No, I understand it that way, that he embed a perl interpreter, that may share with tghe cpp application. But also start scripts, external to the application. The scripts should share something with the cpp application where perl is embedded. Maybe I get it wrong. Boris	[reply]