writing XS in plain C
writing XS in plain C
By bulk 88 from NY.pm
Date: Monday, 8 June 2015 14:00
Duration: 20 minutes
Target audience: Any
Language: English
Tags: c xs
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Even if you learned C in a classroom at some point, Perl's "XS" API for writing perl subs in something purported to be C but is really a cat on a tablet with caps lock on. In this talk I will show how easy it is to write subs in plain C without any of that dreaded stuff in perlxs.pod. It is so easy you will never ever ever, really ever, use XS ever again :D
Attended by: Dave Rolsky (autarch), Nova Patch (patch), Curtis Jewell (CSJewell), Charles McGarvey (CCM), Joseph Hall, Fitz Elliott, Karl Williamson, James Dwyer (Jim), Dana Jacobsen (danaj), Ben Wasley, Jeremy Holland, Tom Christiansen, Mark Horstmeier, Paul Seamons, Michael Conrad (nerdvana), Jared Miller, Belden Lyman (belden), Patrick Cronin, Joelle Maslak, Mickey Nasriachi (Mickey), Liam McNerney (Lthemick), Steve Nolte (mcsnolte), vroom, Chas. Owens (cowens), David Golden (xdg), Peter Sandin, Adam Schobelock, Armin Resch, Julian Brown, Jonathan Taylor, Andrea Nall, Jack Killilea (jrK), Reini Urban (rurban), Chad Granum (Exodist), David Hand (Ptolemarch), Mark Swayne, Sean Murphy, Rish, Mark Wells, Ryan Haudenschilt, Joshua Miller, Justin Wheeler (dnm), shane utt (sutt), Elizabeth Cholet (zrusilla), Christopher Eades (Chro), will,