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Damn! (Score:2)
You know, I never thought of applying attributes to forward declarations. You've gotten me thinking. That's probably a bad thing ... :)
Oh crap! (Score:1)
You've got me thinking as well.
But first I'd like to find out if that trick is a) Expected b) Going to keep working c) Back-compatible for some reasonable length (5.6.1 being probably the best target to even consider it).
But in terms of making it smaller... (Score:1)
use P5NCI::Attribute library => 'nci_test', path => 'src';
sub double_int
versus
use P5NCI::Easy # *cringe*
library => 'nci_test',
path => 'src',
connect => [ 'double_int:ii' ];
or perhaps
use P5NCI::Simple nci_test => 'src', {
double_int => 'ii',
};
Or maybe some combination or variant.
Have a look at the import syntax for [cpan.org]
Re:But in terms of making it smaller... (Score:1)
If only want to install a thunk as the name of the bound function, those all work too. This example doesn't really show that using different names here is trivial.
I do think this works on Perl 5.6.1. At least, the only thing I worry about is the attribute trick. (See the first code example on page 232 of Camel 3 for why I don't worry much.)