It's actually named 'clone', and it calls the clone() vtable member of argument $2.
The pertinent code reads like:
$1->vtable = $2->vtable;
$2->vtable->clone(interpreter,$2, $1);
I've added clone() vtable entries to the appropriate PMC classes to support this
feature.
Along with the tweaks mad
Since PMCs are done, languages should start to come out again. Every good code
generator needs a backend, and here's a first stab at an optimizer for Parrot:
http://216.254.0.2/~jgoff/Files/optimizer.perl
It takes a file of Parrot code post-macro-expansion, although it's interna
While I'd like to use the current PMCs for Scheme atoms, they don't have the correct
behavior for use in Scheme. In any case, after I get finished with a reasonably clean
PerlArray implementation (hopefully this evening) I'll be developing SchemeAtom and
SchemeList types to support Scheme devel
The included patch requires a new file t/op/exceptions.t, which tests basic exception
handling, in this case divide-by-zero.
Patch was generated against latest CVS, but it shouldn't matter -that- much.
-Jeff
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