Hi, at one point we are moving from libapr to libuv, so we would have to
check if libuv's build scripts are usable too.
But what speaks for having our own configure system: What if you already
have libapr/libuv installed with their dev-packages?
We would just link against that without the ability
[I am sending this to perl6-compiler list because I don't know where else
to send it. Apologies if this is the wrong place.]
I recently tried to build MoarVM on Solaris 11/x86 with Sun's compiler
suite. After cloning moarvm and running 'perl Configure.pl' , I got
the following message:
Welcome
Another failing example:
use v6;
class Test {
sub foo is export(:foo) {42};
sub bar is export(:bar) {0x42};
sub baz is export(:foo, :bar) {0o42};
}
% perl6 -e 'use Test :foo, :bar'
===SORRY!===
Cannot import symbol &baz from Test, because it already e
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If I define a MAIN sub with a Str parameter and pass an integer
argument, the type c
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When creating a lexical regex with the same name in two different
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