在 Feb 6, 2007 11:07 PM 時，Gabor Szabo 寫到：
On http://www.pugscode.org/ when I click "Download"
I get to the wiki on rakudo and (yippi it works again !)
but the link to the Win32 binary builds of Pugs and Parrot
brings me to http://jnthn.net/public_html/perl6/ which is 404.
Fix the rakudo wiki t
Am Dienstag, 6. Februar 2007 17:54 schrieb Allison Randal:
> This is a failing test Leo added in r16783. It looks to me like calling:
> > o = new 'MyClass', $P0
>
> actually should call init_pmc, rather than init, even when $P0 is null.
> Leo, are you saying the choice between init and init_pmc
Allison Randal wrote:
James Keenan wrote:
Which leads to my next questions:
Given a knowledge of a dynamic language (I believe there's one called
Perl 5), what is the trajectory for learning PIR?
Is there any tutorial in the docs?
There's docs/imcc/syntax.pod. Not a tutorial, but a decent
Klaas-Jan Stol wrote:
hi,
IIRC, IMCC started as a kind of pre-processor for PASM, in other words,
it allowed more readable shortcuts for several constructs. Eventually,
everything was translated to pure PASM, that is, 1 long list of real
Parrot instructions (no .sub/.end blocks etc).
Yes, P
James Keenan wrote:
Which leads to my next questions:
Given a knowledge of a dynamic language (I believe there's one called
Perl 5), what is the trajectory for learning PIR?
Is there any tutorial in the docs?
There's docs/imcc/syntax.pod. Not a tutorial, but a decent introduction.
Is the
This is a failing test Leo added in r16783. It looks to me like calling:
> o = new 'MyClass', $P0
actually should call init_pmc, rather than init, even when $P0 is null.
Leo, are you saying the choice between init and init_pmc should be
based on the content of the argument rather than the si
Kevin Te wrote:
I was just starting to port Class::MOP to C PMCs, I would be happy to
help port smop to C PMCs.
Great, let's meet on #parrot later this week.
Allison
Blair Sutton writes:
> David Green wrote:
>
> > In some ways, I like not having a [0] index at all: programmers may
> > be used to counting from zero, but normal humans start with first,
> > second, third, ... third last, second last,...
>
> My feelings are Perl 6 should stick to 0 being the ind
I was just starting to port Class::MOP to C PMCs, I would be happy to
help port smop to C PMCs.
Kevin
Allison Randal wrote:
I spent yesterday pair programming with Sam Vilain on a prototype
object model written in PIR. We actually wrote two prototypes. The
first one had 2 levels of meta ob
David Green wrote:
On 2/5/07, David Green wrote:
Then we wouldn't need * to count backwards, although it's still
useful to allow us to count past the end of an array. There are all
sorts of variations on this scheme, such as whether * is the last
element or the one after that, etc., or whether
On http://www.pugscode.org/ when I click "Download"
I get to the wiki on rakudo and (yippi it works again !)
but the link to the Win32 binary builds of Pugs and Parrot
brings me to http://jnthn.net/public_html/perl6/ which is 404.
Gabor
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Previously, inherited method dispatch was only tested with a simple
parent/child class.
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Check that if we create an inheritance tree with addparent, th
HaloO,
David Green wrote:
Also, this would solve a problem I've been wondering about with "funny"
shapes being lexically scoped. [..]
However, what if you pass the funny array along with a (funny) index?
E.g. our @flavours (1..32);
my $favourite = get_fave(@flavours); #returns index of s
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