Author: kjs
Date: Thu Dec 11 05:39:13 2008
New Revision: 33798
Modified:
trunk/docs/pdds/pdd19_pir.pod
Log:
[pdd19] removed deprecated and removed stuff.
Modified: trunk/docs/pdds/pdd19_pir.pod
==============================================================================
--- trunk/docs/pdds/pdd19_pir.pod (original)
+++ trunk/docs/pdds/pdd19_pir.pod Thu Dec 11 05:39:13 2008
@@ -359,9 +359,6 @@
the PIR code is generated from some source PIR files, and error messages
should print the source file's name, not the name of the generated file.
-{{ DEPRECATION NOTE: was C<<#line <integer> <string>>>. See [RT#45857],
-[RT#43269], and [RT#47141]. }}
-
=item .annotate <key> <value>
Makes an entry in the bytecode annotations table. This is used to store high
@@ -390,33 +387,6 @@
Then you're asking for a bigger bytecode file as a result.
-=item .namespace <identifier> [deprecated: See RT #48737]
-
-{{ DEPRECATION NOTE: this variation of C<.namespace> and
-C<.endnamespace> are deprecated. They were a hackish attempt at
-implementing scopes in Parrot, but didn't actually turn out to be
-useful.}}
-
-Open a new scope block. This "namespace" is not the same as the
-.namespace [ <identifier> ] syntax, which is used for storing subroutines
-in a particular namespace in the global symbol table.
-This directive is useful in cases such as (pseudocode):
-
- local x = 1;
- print(x); # prints 1
- do # open a new namespace/scope block
- local x = 2; # this x hides the previous x
- print(x); # prints 2
- end # close the current namespace
- print(x); # prints 1 again
-
-All types of common language constructs such as if, for, while, repeat and
-such that have nested scopes, can use this directive.
-
-=item .endnamespace <identifier> [deprecated: RT #48737]
-
-Closes the scope block that was opened with .namespace <identifier>.
-
=back
=head3 Subroutine flags
@@ -480,7 +450,7 @@
This code is run at compile time, and the returned C<tr_array> is stored
in the bytecode file in place of the sub. Other subs may then do:
- .const .Sub tr_00 = 'tr_00_init'
+ .const 'Sub' tr_00 = 'tr_00_init'
in order to fetch the constant.
@@ -812,10 +782,6 @@
Note that this only works for opcodes that have have a leading C<OUT>
parameter. [this restriction unimplemented: RT #36283]
-=item global "string" = <var> [deprecated: RT #48016]
-
-=item <var> = global "string" [deprecated: RT #48018]
-
=item ([<var1> [:<flag1> ...], ...]) = <var2>([<arg1> [:<flag2> ...], ...])
This is short for:
