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On Sat, 8 Feb 2020 17:45:57 +0800 demerphq <demerphq@gmail.com> wrote: > > We, i.e. Crazy Panda LTD, would like to share our vision of shared XS > > modules, > > which we consider quite innovative in Perl world: > > > > XS::Manifesto [1] > > > > The proposed concept already has an implementation (XS::Install[2], > > XS::Framework[3]), which we internally use on production more then one > > year. > > We plan to release on CPAN rather wide, deep and efficient hierarchy of our > > XS-modules, but it will take some time due to need of documentation, API > > stabilization etc. > > > > Early adopters, questions, or any feed back are welcome! > > > > Looks pretty cool. At $work we have encountered this problem as well. I see > a lot references to C++ but I assume it also works with plain C code too? Yes, it should work with plain C code, as soon as there will be typemaps in C++. C++ typemaps have programmic API, so, when a libraryB(C) will be adopted to Perl, in it's typemaps it can just reuse C++ typemaps of libraryA(C). Then both libraries will be accessible from Perl, and they can be communicate eath other directly (C function call).Thread Previous | Thread Next