Buddha M Buck wrote:
I see two ways of doing this: one is allowing a string value to be
shared by
two or more variables, and the other one not.
Why would you want to share the string value? Why did you assign the
value of $foo to $bar if you really wanted to:
$bar = \$foo;
Branden wrote:
Any suggestions?
Yes, but none of them polite.
You might do well to study the way perl5 handles these issues.
Alan Burlison
Hai,
How can we run System independent Bytecode...?
I need this answer asap.
Beatie said thro his module we can generate system independent Bytecode.
How can i run that code ?
Also How to implement a compiler?
vijay
On 02/07/01 Edwin Steiner wrote:
[snip]
I thought about it once more. Maybe I was confused by the *constant* NATIVE.
Are you suggesting a kind of multiple dispatch (first operand selects
the vtable, second operand selects the slot in the vtable)?
So
$dest = $first + $second
becomes
On Sat, Feb 10, 2001 at 03:14:29AM -0600, Vijaya Kumar C wrote:
Beatie said thro his module we can generate system independent Bytecode.
How can i run that code ?
perldoc ByteLoader
Also How to implement a compiler?
For Perl 6, or just generally? Either way, that's a hell of a question
to
At 12:51 AM 2/10/2001 -0200, Branden wrote:
Back to the GC issue, I was wondering something.
Okay, I snipped all of this. After reading it, I'm pretty sure it makes no
sense at all.
Branden, I'd recommend picking up a copy of _Garbage Collection_ and
reading it. The ISBN's in the perl reading
At 08:47 AM 2/10/2001 -0200, Branden wrote:
Dan Sugalski wrote:
The string API should be sufficiently smart to be able to convert data
from
one encoding to another as it's more convenient.
No, the vtable functions for the variables should know how to convert from
and to perl's preferred
