Re^4: How to access Python member functions from perl

Hi Marto, I agree with your words since perl5.6 is used in our project, all my posts will be related to that version only. But I tried to use newer version of perl leads to some other errors. In our project, there are some other DLLs created in perl5.6 and using XSLoader they loaded. When I try to move to newer version of perl, those DLLs failed to load and we cannot create them on our own.:-(

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Re^5: How to access Python member functions from perl by DrHyde (Prior) on Jan 30, 2013 at 11:29 UTC
Then you need to ask someone who can build them to do so.	[reply]
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Re^5: How to access Python member functions from perl by bulk88 (Priest) on Feb 01, 2013 at 02:22 UTC
You can "create" them on your own. PPM installs precompiled XS modules. Or use CPAN shell to install Mingw for a newer ActivePerl. Or use Strawberry Perl which includes Mingw. Or download the free Platform SDK C compiler (same thing as paid Visual Studio, just no GUI, not like Perl can make any sue of the VS GUI) from Microsoft. Or do you have non-public, not open source, private XS modules?	[reply]