[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Siracusa) writes:
> PAR doesn't compile or precompile to bytecode, it packages, temp-expands,
> and runs.

It *could* do this, but loading bytecode in Perl 5 is slower than loading
and compiling source, so there's not really much point. What's so magic
about bytecode, anyway?

> Within the realm of what it does, PAR is pretty amazing.  But the internals
> are (necessarily) very ugly and fragile.

In what way? How have you managed to break it?

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