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in reply to Re: Glue C library to Perl
in thread Glue C library to Perl
You're assestment that I'm in the deep end of the pool is correct. My first program (after Hello) in Perl was a WEB site tester that is uses the HTTP agent, tests the site, pings the host if not found, and emails to a few people. I liked the Perl functionality and it still being low level enough for this type of work.
Instead of tying up the good people here, maybe there is a site that has Perl Programmers listed and I could find one of them to help me. telling the maangers I am not the right person is fine, I just need to provide an alternative.
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Re: Re: Re: Glue C library to Perl
by spartan (Pilgrim) on Mar 23, 2004 at 20:59 UTC
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Sounds like something you would want to post to jobs.perl.org rather than here, based on prior conversation against turning this into a job forum. I'm inclined to agree. Most gurus folks looking for work are probably on that list -- and you may find someone with a little extra time on his hands your company could hire as a remote contractor (or something).
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Thanks will try that approach. If I need help I may return. Thanks for all your wisdom. This thread can be closed.
Leon
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Yes I am willing to pay someone to help me. I do not expect anything for free.
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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.
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