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I wondering how I might use the NO_XSLOCKS that bulk88 mentions with I::C?

Should be easy enough.
Looking at the post to which bulk88 provided a link, I see:

>You need to add
 >
 > #define NO_XSLOCKS
 >
 >before
 >
 > #include <xsub.h>
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If that's correct, then this should provide what's needed:

use Inline C => Config => PRE_HEAD => "#define NO_XSLOCKS\n";
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(Not sure if the '\n' is needed or not ... and haven't checked.)
The PRE_HEAD config option is a recent addition (beginning in 0.51) - it's documented in 'perldoc Inline::C'.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^3: Using stderr from Inline::C: (part deux) by syphilis
in thread Using stderr from Inline::C: (part deux) by BrowserUk

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