eshrplib).
>
> It's probably worth checking this is the case when you upgrade perl 5.
>
> If you have to rebuild perl5 from source you may (not sure) also have
> to rebuild perl 6 from source in order to use the same C compiler with
> both.
>
> This all *should* work o
grade perl 5.
If you have to rebuild perl5 from source you may (not sure) also have
to rebuild perl 6 from source in order to use the same C compiler with
both.
This all *should* work on Windows (although I'd be unsurprised if
noone has tested it recently) but it's probably easier to
27;š', 'z', 'ž', 't' .. 'w', 'õ', 'ä', 'ö', 'ü', 'x', 'y'
(Estonian)
So yes, you are definitely on the right track with Domains.
Regards,
Ville Koskinen
foo bar);
@ha...@keys} = ('some value') x @keys;
}
but then you need the @keys array, which needs to be defined if you are
dealing with literal values. Reading the synopses, one possibility seems
to be
%hash >>= 'some value';
using hyper operators, but is that really the best way?
Regards,
Ville Koskinen
Parrot revision: 33133
Test system: Ubuntu 8.04 64-bit (on Intel Core2 Quad)
Compilers tested:
1. Intel C Compiler 9.1.042 32-bit
2. Intel C Compiler 9.1.042 64-bit
3. Intel C Compiler 10.1.015 32-bit
4. Intel C Compiler 10.1.015 64-bit
5. GCC 4.2.4 32-bit
6. GCC 4.2.4 64-bit
Tests and outpu
