Updated to run *all* the policies at once (thereby only processing each file
via PPI once), but still
break out the test reports by policy.
Runtime for comparable tests now at 1m15s, down from 16m8s, ~13 times speedup.
Memory
usage stayed under 50M the whole time (using Perl::Critic 1.03)
Str
Will Coleda wrote:
> In *general*, yes, tickets good, so we don't lose any patches, even
> the minor ones.
>
> That said, email a list of subjects and I'll take a look. (most of
> what I see from you on the list went to parrotbug and so already has
> a ticket.)
>
Well, look at that, they
In *general*, yes, tickets good, so we don't lose any patches, even
the minor ones.
That said, email a list of subjects and I'll take a look. (most of
what I see from you on the list went to parrotbug and so already has
a ticket.)
Regards.
On Mar 12, 2007, at 10:30 PM, Sam Vilain wrote:
I've submitted a set of changes to the ML for review.
Do you really want tickets for all of those changes? Some of them are
quite minor.
Sam.
Hi,
I'm working on parameters for Pynie. (functions are working! see my
latest patch, still pending)
I have some trouble with the tree transformation for Pynie. If anybody
knows how to solve this, help would greatly be appreciated.
The problem seems to be with PAST::VarList. Now, in Pynie thi
chromatic wrote:
On Monday 12 March 2007 10:52, Nuno Carvalho via RT wrote:
I've run the tests and didn't find any test failling because of this
change. With this change we can have "P999..999", if a limit to
the number of digits (or size) in the register name is defined i can
change
Am Montag, 12. März 2007 21:34 schrieb chromatic:
> What does this do to the register allocator and to memory usage? If I use
> integer registers 10,000 and 100,000, will Parrot allocate a sparse data
> structure?
Of course not ;) PASM regs are "physical" registers. The register allocator
alloca
On Monday 12 March 2007 10:52, Nuno Carvalho via RT wrote:
> I've run the tests and didn't find any test failling because of this
> change. With this change we can have "P999..999", if a limit to
> the number of digits (or size) in the register name is defined i can
> change the lexer to a
Greetings,
On Sun Mar 11 08:03:06 2007, kjs wrote:
> Currently, S, N, I and P registers are limited to 2 digits; that is, you
> can only use:
>
> [S|N|I|P]0 to [S|N|I|P]99.
>
> For instance, this fails:
>
> .sub main
> P333 = new .Integer
> P333 = 1
> .end
>
> Since Parrot does not have a
Jonathan Worthington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Will Coleda (via RT) wrote:
> So, since we can we can already get the current namespace with:
>
> current_ns = interp['namespace']
>
This isn't a full replacement of the functionality we'd "lose", since
you may want to get the namespace of a sub ot
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I'm still working on my use case, but it appears the new MetaClass PMC
(src/pmc/metaclass.pmc) could use this vtable method as well; currently it
only has an add_attribute PMETHOD.
On 3/4/07, Alek Storm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hmm, no, these deal with normal object attributes. I believe you
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Currently, S, N, I and P registers are limited to 2 digits; that is, you
can only use
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Hi,
on http://www.parrotcode.org/faq/ in noticed that the link to 'IMCC FAQ'
i
Will Coleda (via RT) wrote:
I have some work for Tcl pending commit that requires I know the name
a .Sub was invoked with at runtime, so I need a way to get at the
name at runtime. Currently, the following code (jisom++)
.sub main :main
'foo'()
.end
.sub 'foo'
print "We're
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