Re: [perl #61522] build trouble on win32

Hi, the problem is the same, *auto::jit - Determine JIT capabilityyes. auto::cpu - Generate CPU specific stuffdone. auto::funcptr - Does compiler support function pointer castsyes.* Please note although output o

Re: [perl #61522] build trouble on win32

I've moved windows 2003 platform to XP. so far, configure Parrot 1.0 is OK. I'll reinstall windows 2003 and reconfigure parrot. On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 11:07 AM, James Keenan via RT < parrotbug-follo...@parrotcode.org> wrote: > Could you try reconfiguring with Parrot 1.0? > > Thank you very much.

Re: Logo considerations - 3 logos needed

On Wed, 2009-25-03 at 18:06 -0700, Larry Wall wrote: > : Here is something then: > : http://p6.hpfamily.net/rakudo-0.png > > I like Camelia at that size, though the left-right balance is off in a > couple ways. i was informed of that but so far this is just rescaling and cut-and-paste > > : > S

Re: use v5 Support

Em Qua, 2009-03-25 às 23:11 -0500, jason switzer escreveu: > S01 says that perl5 code will be supported via "use v5". Can someone confirm > that embedded perl5 code is still required of any valid implementation? I wouldn't think it would be a really bad idea if inline "use v5" inside Perl 6 code t

Camelia - Queen of Perl

Just read nearly 100 emails on Re: Logo Considerations, a whole lot in reverse order and repeated! Is this the result of a perl6 implementation of a listserver using junctions? But I agree with Brett, Camelia is the first logo idea I really liked. I vote we tell Camelia she has the prize she s

Metacharacters in character classes

It started by yours truly asking impertinent questions on #perl6... ...and ended with a general feeling that the way metacharacters and backwhacking work in <[ ]> character classes, is at worst inconsistent and at best underspecified by S05.

[perl #64096] [spec] Synopsis 32 doesn't have trim() listed

Applied in 00cd1fd, thanks! The 'trim' function is still not listed in any of the Synopses, though, so I'm converting this ticket to be a synopsis bug in hopes that someone will update S32 accordingly. Thanks again! Pm

[perl #64092] [PATCH] Add Perl 6 versions of p5chomp and p5chop to Any.pm

Applied in a0c6e3d, with a small change (switching \o12 to \x0a) in 5c07c7b. There are already tests for p5chomp and p5chop in the test suite, so I'll add them to spectest.data. I'm also curious if checking for only \x0a is correct; the synopsis says it removes anything that matches /\n/ which in

[perl #64108] [PATCH] Added a Perl 6 version of rand and cis to Any.pm in the setting

Patch applied in 3bbb1c4, thanks! Based on moritz's suggestion I switched the call to unpolar to be a method call instead of a subroutine call (we can always switch it back). I also eliminated the extra calls to 'return', and added the 0-argument parens to the method definitions (which we likely

Re: Logo considerations

Larry Wall wrote: On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 09:49:42AM -0700, Jon Lang wrote: : 2009/3/24 Larry Wall : : > http://www.wall.org/~larry/camelia.pdf Not picking on you in particular, but I think there's a tendency to go way too abstract in most of these proposals. I want something with gut appeal on

deciphering infix:

Rakudo gives some strange results when sorting a list of mixed strings and numbers, which leads me to look for some clarification on infix: (which S03:2866 says that sort uses by default). Here's the case I found in Rakudo: > say ('a', 1, 'b', 2 , 'c', 3, 'd', 4).sort.perl; ["a", "b", "c", 1