Klaas-Jan Stol wrote:
recently a patch was supplied and applied for odbc32.lib being linked into
parrot.
This file is not needed for Parrot, but it seems it is still linked (at
least, here on my machine, winxp).
\parrot\library\PAST-pm.pbc
C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe -e chdir shift
Hi all,
I've been reading through some of the pdd's and have noticed mention
of *.dev files for actual implementation of features. I'm fairly sure
these are actually the pod files under docs/dev, but I just wanted to
make sure of this before I make the pdd's point to the files in this
directory
I sent this message a few days ago, but hasn't reached the list I think:
hi,
I experimented on windows with removing some libs that seemed unnecessary,
and I ended with this line in my Makefile;
C_LIBS = kernel32.lib ws2_32.lib msvcrt.lib
which is rather shorter than:
C_LIBS =
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t/README does not appear to have been substantively updated since at
least March
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t/TESTS.STATUS.pod does not appear to have been substantively updated
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On Sun May 20 08:08:13 2007, jkeen !-- x -- at verizon.net wrote:
Since I created the postconfigure/ subdirectory, I'll start by
writing a patch describing what the tests in that directory are for.
If you worked on one of the other 4 undocumented subdirectories,
please submit a patch as
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Bram Geron wrote:
The patch in parrot.solution1.patch fixes the problem for me.
I realized that contexts currently initially have a ref_count of 0, if
they're not used as :outer targets for other subs. So in 'normal'
situations, the caller's
Am Sonntag, 20. Mai 2007 21:51 schrieb Bram Geron:
Bram Geron wrote:
The patch in parrot.solution1.patch fixes the problem for me.
I realized that contexts currently initially have a ref_count of 0, if
they're not used as :outer targets for other subs. So in 'normal'
situations, the
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In the 'reconfigure/' branch, I contributed a new file, docs/
configure/files.pod,
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The patch attached reflects the approach we've been taking over the
last
Hi!
Yesterday we discussed a strange behaviour of .perl on the result of a
hyperoperator. The basic bug is that
my @hyp = -« ([1, 2], 3);
say @hyp.perl;
outputs
[(-1, -2), -3]
which are strange inner parens inside the brackets that would get
flattened after eval. I committed a :todo
Steffen Schwigon skribis 2007-05-21 1:28 (+0200):
1. Should assigning an arrayref to an array dereference?
No, an array in list context only flattens when it has the @ sigil, or
when it is explicitly flattened with the [] postcircumfix operator, or
the | prefix operator.
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