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Tobias Leich,
To count substitutions with s;g///; I use:
$n = 0;
s:g//{"" if ++$n}/;
Thank you for your help; all resolved.
Peter Schwenn
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Here's a slightly golfed version of the prime example from
integration/advent2012-day14
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Dear Tobias Leich,
That works fine and is more accurate than the work around (based on split() )
that I had been using.
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I managed to complete a build in the past 16 hours on a Raspberry Pi
using -fsigned-char (and a lot of swapping)
With the fixes in the previous 4 patches the NQP build still crashes, on
about the third thing run, with a SIGBUS
Fortunately, that turns out to be rather easy to diagnose, particularl
The actual first failure of the build on ARM is not in the Rakudo setting
(which the previous message addresses), but on the very first thing that
NQP tries to build, using a bootstrap .mvm file.
ie, the built MoarVM is bust.
This turns out to be because P6Opaque was ignoring alignment constraint
So, I'm trying to improve MoarVM portability from the current "it works on
both kinds of systems"* by getting it to build on ARM. Being another little
endian system. And it went "boom!" in strange ways.
So, trying to replicate why, I wondered if it's because char on ARM is
unsigned, whereas x86 ch
You ought to be able to test that with something like:
struct {long long N} a;
char b;
struct {long long N} c;
int d;
d=&c - &a; /* I can't remember if you need to cast c & a as char to
get byte distance */
printf("a is at %d, c is at %d, they are %d apart\n",&a,&c, d);
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