Re: XS problems on win32

Isn't stopwatch::new() C++ syntax, but your file is called stopwatch.c, which by default will be compiled as a C rather than C++ source file. I don't see any switch (like: /TP) that would cause it to be otherwise.

I don't have a file called cstudio(.h?) installed on my version of the compiler, so I can't look inside to see if that also contains C++ syntax. If it does, and it is included from a .c source file, that would perhaps explain the syntax errors?

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Re^2: XS problems on win32 by talwyn (Monk) on Dec 11, 2005 at 17:43 UTC
In c:\program files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Vc7\include I believe its a wrapper to allow C routines to have access to stdio. Read more... (1402 Bytes)	[reply] [d/l]