> If the hyperness of a vmethod depends on the type of PMC it belongs to, we
> need to force every operand to a specific type (scalar or list/array), even
> if it looks like it's already the right type:
>
> $r = \@a; # Or is it just $r=@a ?
> $r + 3;
What the hell? I'm confused here. What
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When I wrote the patch in #709, I failed to notice that the root
Makefile links aga
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Adds documentation for the interpinfo and stringinfo ops.
Various other minor docu
Applied.
--Josh
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Applied.
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The glossary in cvs docs/glossary.pod is now available on the web:
http://www.parrotcode.org/glossary
We need more tests.
According to..
http://www.hitchhiker.org/parrot_coverage/
only 33% of the lines are covered!
if something breaks in the other 67%, we'll never know, unless we have
tests.
-R
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