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Yes I know there are modules available which help much.
What I however was looking for was really to separate the two worlds, Perl and C.
Letting them comunicate between each other . . .

This would be only the first step. The second would be to have more than one Perl process doing the actual work of data retrieving. The Perl backend should work as repository.

In reply to Re^2: Speaking between Perl and C by ReinhardE
in thread Speaking between Perl and C by ReinhardE

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