I think this is something the optimizer could use to eliminate an
"ordinary" return that happens to be followed by a call to a known
set of something elses. So it might well help things like switch
statements and cascaded function calls and tail recursion (and maybe
invocation of autoloaded functi
Aaron Sherman wrote:
This bit comes from the p6i list, and I just thought I'd ask those
in-the-know if my suggested "returntype" role/property would make sense
here, or if there's another way to do it that makes more sense?
For that matter, does MMD on return type map into Perl6's gestalt at
all, o
This bit comes from the p6i list, and I just thought I'd ask those
in-the-know if my suggested "returntype" role/property would make sense
here, or if there's another way to do it that makes more sense?
For that matter, does MMD on return type map into Perl6's gestalt at
all, or would it be tumoro
