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Subject: Re: extend.c:Parrot_call
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From: l...@toetsch.at (Leopold Toetsch)

Leopold Toetsch wrote:
> Parrot_call() runs a Parrot subroutine, but it takes PMC arguments only 
> and provides no return value.
> 
> If no one hollers, I'll replace this function with a more flexible set 
> of functions that are wrappers to the *runops* functions in 
> src/inter_run.c:
> 
>   void *        Parrot_call_sub_(interp, sub, signature, ...) [1]
>   Parrot_Int    Parrot_call_sub_ret_int
>   Parrot_Float  Parrot_call_sub_ret_float
> 
>   void *        Parrot_call_meth(interp, sub, object, meth, sig, ...)

Done that now. The latter is:

    void *        Parrot_call_method(interp, sub, object, meth, sig, ...)

and other 2 accordingly.

leo