Michael wrote:
> I wouldn't mind an optional OO contract system in the core of Perl,
> but this may be a case of "why do it in core when a module will work?"
> Since OO contracts are typically turned off in production code any
> performance gains from adding it to the core wouldn't matter much.
Unless you're the developer/tester.
I intend to propose some form of inheritable pre- and post-ing for
all subroutines. One of the side effects would be DBC for methods.
> What we might want to do is ask Damian and Abigail (who have been
> CC'd) if they have any feature requests which would allow them to
> make their modules better/faster/more complete.
I have about 40 RFCs already lined up for perl6-language.
About 1/4 of them are already online.
Damian
