On Wed Sep 12 08:28:27 2007, kjs wrote: > Hello, > > From: > http://www.parrotcode.org/docs/pdd/pdd06_pasm.html > > The following flags are available: :main to indicate that execution should > start at the specified subroutine; :immediate or :postcomp to indicate that > the sub should be run immediately after compilation; :load to indicate that > the sub should be executed when its bytecode segment is loaded; :init to > indicate the sub should be run when the file is run directly. > > > THere are two flags, ":immediate" and ":postcomp" that have the same > behaviour. > IMO, it'd be nice to remove such redundancies from IMCC. > > My proposal is to remove either :immediate or :postcomp. I'd vote for > keeping :immediate, thus removing :postcomp. > > regards, > kjs
As long as :postcomp has no meaning aside from what :immediate provides, I agree, it should be removed.
