On Thu, Mar 28, 2002 at 06:50:06PM -0500, Jeff wrote: > Are, as mentioned, Unicode and keyed aggregates. Dan's volunteered to > work on keyed aggregates, which leaves me to work on Unicode. I hope to > have something put together over the weekend.
I have some stuff done on keyed aggregates. Nothing related to the assembler, but I have the core stuff now working well enough to use PerlArray (I can print out the command-line arguments again!) For now, I've manually added the various _keyed variants to core.ops as I needed them. Presumably this will get automated. I've been holding off on posting patches because I'm not sure if I have the right approach, and my request for clarification about current status was gobbled up by that Warnock guy. I mean, by his Dilemma. I changed KEY.keys to be a KEY_PAIR* (really a KEY_PAIR[]) instead of a KEY_PAIR**. If someone (Dan) can confirm that the substance I was smoking at the time isn't harmful, then I can post a set of patches to allow PerlArray aggregates to work without getting eaten unborn by the GC system, or mixing up their buffer data with their buffer headers, etc. --- Gimme a job! http://foxglove.dnsalias.org/~sfink/job.html C, perl, networking, performance optimization, Java, XML.
