[PATCH] prepare removal of .pcc_sub directive in PIR mode

2007-09-16 Thread Klaas-Jan Stol
hi attached a patch that changes some files and test files to replace the .pcc_sub directive to .sub. Note that the .pcc_sub directive is still used in PASM mode, and this is not changing right now (but maybe in the future?). This patch prepares the change of imcc.y, which is to be updated to

Re: Test coverage of Parrot's C-language components

2007-09-16 Thread Will Coleda
Is anyone else seeing a large # of copies of ptc's messages to p2 lately? On Sep 15, 2007, at 11:12 AM, Paul Cochrane wrote: Hi everyone, I finally managed to get the 'make cover' target working so that we can now see the test coverage of the C-language parts of Parrot. kid51++ (Jim Keenan)

[perl #45409] [PROPOSAL][IMCC] Remove .pcc_sub directive

2007-09-16 Thread Klaas-Jan Stol via RT
On Sun Sep 16 03:50:48 2007, kjs wrote: On Thu Sep 13 19:19:14 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Klaas-Jan Stol (via RT) wrote: Therefore, in order to keep IMCC simple and remove syntax redundancy, I propose to remove the .pcc_sub directive from IMCC. Agreed. If there are any

Re: Test coverage of Parrot's C-language components

2007-09-16 Thread James E Keenan
Bob Rogers wrote: one could argue it's perl.org's fault for not discarding duplicates. -- Bob Rogers I corresponded with ask earlier today and, as usual, he is on the case.

Re: Test coverage of Parrot's C-language components

2007-09-16 Thread Joshua Isom
I did get a delay email from gmail. So either gmail's servers are screwed up and accidently resending the same email repeatedly and not knowing it succeeded or perl.org's mail servers are screwed up and making gmail think it needs to be delayed when it's actually sent. But it's my first time

Re: Test coverage of Parrot's C-language components

2007-09-16 Thread Bob Rogers
From: Joshua Isom [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2007 17:09:31 -0500 I did get a delay email from gmail. So either gmail's servers are screwed up and accidently resending the same email repeatedly and not knowing it succeeded or perl.org's mail servers are screwed up and