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Re: How to call C++ from perlby halley (Prior) |
on Apr 19, 2004 at 18:51 UTC ( #346404=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
Your best bet would be to make a C routine (with extern "C" declaration) which can call your C++ routine properly. Calling C++ directly is a bit of an issue thanks to a problem called "decoration" which is difficult to manage from any other language. Then your Perl can call the simple C functions in a fairly straightforward way.
To see more about how to call C from Perl, see perlxs and perlguts. The inverse, how to call Perl from C, you can find in perlembed. Update: Inline::CPP is another option, but requires you to compile the code when you run the script. This may or may not be convenient for your scripting and distribution purposes. --
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