to exploit on multi-processor machines. And it
could open the door for more soft realtime applications in Perl (audio
processing, games, etc.).
Thoughts?
Greg Buchholz
I'm wondering if the precedence of the return keyword isn't wrong
in pugs. In the code below, fibo2 works as I'd expected, fibo returns
nothing. (If this is expected behavior, I'd apppreciate someone
pointing me to TFM).
Thanks,
Greg Buchholz
#!perl6
use v6;
sub fib ($n) { return
doesn't appear to have the latest greatest
version of pugs? (I've got GHC 6.4, perl 5.8.6, darcs 1.0.2)
Thanks,
Greg Buchholz
