in reply to What Perl CAN'T do?
If I have a bit of memory mapped hardware, how do I get Perl to access that hardware, without resorting to XS, or otherwise stepping outside the language features described iin the perlfunc and perlop man pages?
I can't think of a way -- even a bad one. Is there one?
Ytrew
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Re: Can Perl (without XS) write to a specific machine address?
by Celada (Monk) on Dec 19, 2005 at 21:46 UTC |
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