Re^4: XS: EXTEND/mPUSHi

dXSARGS is the most comprehensive.

Or you could just look at the error message you get and add the appropriate declaration (sp ⇒ dSP;, ax ⇒ dAX;, mark ⇒ dMARK;, etc).

Inline/C.pm uses sp = mark;, when it should probably use SP = MARK;, and I'd not even sure if that's officially allowed.

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Re^5: XS: EXTEND/mPUSHi by syphilis (Archbishop) on Sep 27, 2011 at 01:19 UTC
Inline/C.pm uses `sp = mark;`, when it should probably use `SP = MARK;`, and I'd not even sure if that's officially allowed In pp.h I can see: `#define SP sp #define MARK mark` [download] So I'm guessing that case is not going to be critical. But I don't know whether the assignment is officially allowed. The perl source itself makes that assignment in a number of places - but that doesn't necessarily give that usage the green light. How would you adjust the stack pointer if you wanted to ? Is altering it something that you would prefer to avoid ? Cheers, Rob	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^6: XS: EXTEND/mPUSHi by ikegami (Patriarch) on Sep 27, 2011 at 02:04 UTC
So I'm guessing that case is not going to be critical. Until they change macros, which they can do since you're suppose to be using the macros? How would you adjust the stack pointer if you wanted to ? Is altering it something that you would prefer to avoid ? I'd let `xsubpp` do it. See Re^6: XS: EXTEND/mPUSHi.	[reply] [d/l]