How to associate a static C object object with Perl?

Question

I have a function written in C (let's say in the HelloWorld.c file). I want to compile this and create a staic object file HelloWorld.a

Finally, I need to call this from the Perl program (HelloWorld.pl).

Answer 1

For a call from perl to C, a common library, rather than a static library, from its c code is usually compiled, and then it is loaded into the perl interpreter using the XSLoaderor module DynaLoader.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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If you created such a statically linked executable file of your choice, then instead of saying " make test", you should say " make test_static". On systems that cannot create dynamically loaded libraries at all, just say " make test".