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20.11.2008 |
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The CPAN module "Inline" by Brian Ingerson is just excellent. It might be necessary to customize your C++ classes so they work together wth Inline.
There is a German article available about this issue on www.linux-magazin.de/Artikel/ausgabe/2003/02/perl/perl.html↑
"C-Funktionen in Perl mit dem Inline-Modul"
As far as I know, this Module has even won an award. You can re-assemble any compiled language in your Perl Module, not only C/C++. The Inline module checks the MD5 fingerprint of the related code section and calls the precompiled code if there are no changes. When changes are made, the Inline module automatically recompiles the code section (all the dirty work). All you'd notice would be a one-time delay for the compilation time.
--reto :)
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