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jobs.perl.org will let you post a job ad. Most of the monks that responded could probably do the job, as could many who did not. You could /msg these monks or look on their home nodes (click their name) for a private email address.

If this is a custom app, compiled already, located on company servers, for which you simply have the header files have you contemplated the logistics of access and testing?

No I don't have the time in case you were wondering.

cheers

tachyon

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Glue C library to Perl by tachyon
in thread Glue C library to Perl by leonb

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