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Hi Craig, On 02/03/2012 02:21 AM, Craig A. Berry wrote: > On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 1:21 AM, Steffen Mueller<smueller@cpan.org> wrote: >> Pushed a change to disable these tests. > > I reverted that change and pushed the following, which builds and > passes on VMS and OS X: > > commit 08d5d1db9586f83ed261965aabe8db9e99502648 > Author: Craig A. Berry<craigberry@mac.com> > Date: Thu Feb 2 18:50:44 2012 -0600 > > Resurrect PerlIO-related typemap tests. Wooh! Thanks for that! > I have no idea and could not (easily) figure out how xsubpp converts > something such as InputStream to an actual C typedef (presumably > "PerlIO *"). But thanks to Steffen for starting to swat at the > cobwebs. With mixed success it seems :P As for the typedef, it seems these don't come with Perl and the user has to know about them and include them in their XS code: ~/bleadperl/perl-ssh$ git grep InputStream cpan/Digest-MD5/MD5.xs:typedef PerlIO* InputStream; dist/IO/IO.xs:typedef PerlIO * InputStream; dist/IO/IO.xs:typedef FILE * InputStream; dist/Storable/Storable.xs:#define InputStream PerlIO * ext/B/B.xs:typedef PerlIO * InputStream; ext/B/B.xs:typedef FILE * InputStream; Irrelevant hits not included. If typemaps had an out-of-XSUB-do-not-include-this-bit-of-C-more-than-once-globally kind of mechanism, then this could be solved more elegantly AND we could make typemaps re-usable as functions and/or make them ship auxiliary functions. Cheers, SteffenThread Previous | Thread Next