Simon Cozens:
# Simon Glover:
# > call.pasm: it has problems with things like [D - @ - 3]
# in the macros
#
# No macros any more. See the assembler PDD.
#
# > fact.pasm, local_label.pasm: it doesn't handle local
# labels like $ok
#
# No local labels either.
#
# > mops_p.pasm, pmcmops.pasm: it doesn't understand PerlInt
# (or indeed
# > any of the PMC names)
#
# Hrm, yeah. That needs a fix to the assembler PDD, not sure
# how to handle
# these.
The PMC system has a hash with names and numbers for PMC classes.
(Although I'm not sure it's initialized currently, and you'll have to
link it in...)
The Parrot::PMC module also has a mapping.
We may want to generalize this feature, as it may also be useful to have
symbolic mappings for other things, like warnings flags.
--Brent Dax <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
@roles=map {"Parrot $_"} qw(embedding regexen Configure)
#define private public
--Spotted in a C++ program just before a #include
