I would like to thank and encourage everyone who is
working on Perl and Perl6 for doing such wonderful
work on improving and building such a wonderful tool.
I really do appreciate it and i have found Perl to be
the most useful and friendly languages I have
used.CPAN I have found to be an
First, Perl ought to allow bytecode, already compiled,
to be loaded via a bytecode equivelant to eval(), if
this cannot be done already. This would work the same
way as executing Perl code via eval(). For instance,
perhaps through a new bceval function:
bceval($bytecode);.
In addition, Perl
Palmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Milscvaer writes:
Running the old Perl5 interpretor and the Parrot
in the same process
is not a great solution, since this would mean
that there would be two
completely seperate interpretor codebases to
support. A big part of
Parrot is to allow several
Hello,
I believe it would be a very good idea and quite
essential, if Perl6 is not simply a superset of Perl5
and thus by default back compatable with Perl5, for
Parrot/Perl6 to also contain complete, 100% backwards
compatability capability with perl5 code, either in a
seperate perl5 parser
