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Thanks for the thoughts, ideas and suggestions...

The C++ lib is what it is for it's purpose and the reasons are beyond Perl ... The goal is to fit Perl to it, not it to Perl!

If it was absolutely impossible (or a horrendous mess to do so), then a lib change could/would be made unless (highly unlikely) it adversely affected the Lib's purpose.

However, I do not believe in "impossible"! ... If there is a will, there is a way!

So with the lack of suggestions on the latest xs code I'll assume it's good to go and stick a fork in it, call it done!

Thanks to all

-Enjoy
fh : )_~

In reply to Re: xs modifying passed value by Festus Hagen
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