At 3:19 PM -0400 10/11/02, Erik Lechak wrote:
Since I am writing, I have a few stupid questions for you guys
(sorry, I hope that by asking these question others won't have to):
1) I subscribed to the perl6 mailing list, I get two of each
message. One addressed to me and the other cc'd to perl6-internals
which also comes to me. Am I doing
Generally people just reply, and that gets both the list and the
original sender in the to: list. A combination of laziness on the
part of the person replying and old habits for those of us who
remember 3 and 4 hour delivery times for some larger lists.
2) When I reply should I 'reply to all' or just reply to
perl6-internals? (This is my first mailing list)
Up to you. Just to the list is generally fine, unless the person
sending the mail's not subscribed, which isn't common.
3) Are there any examples of a PMC created at runtime? What I mean
by this is if an OO language compiles a class definition down to
bytecode, does that class become a PMC? If I use a java front end
to compile a 'dog' class down to PBC, can I call that dog class from
perl code (dog->bark()). And if so is it because the dog class is
compiled down to a PMC or is it because there will be another object
definition standard?
Not yet.
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Dan
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