Sorry, I didn't make myself clear on the "mailing list organization" bit.
What the job really is, someone to spot out-of-control threads (for
instance, the "par" discussion on perl6-language), split off a new
mailing list for it (by requesting from Ask), appointing a chair
(probably the person
CPU ticks, and RC5 has gotten
old, step forward. The weirder the setup the better.
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No. This is silly. End of discussion.
PS I'm also an active non-smoker.
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/Community License/
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happened to a major Open Source
project, this doesn't worry me. The license squabbling between the
various BSD's is similar, but they're all still Open.
where would Perl6 go?
Same place its going right now, as there's no code. :)
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Also, don't you want to refer more to 'unit tests', rather than
regression testing
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They could be called "Mr. Wosabe tests" for all I care. Terminology
was never my strong point (above rant is the rare occasion). :)
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I've an idea to cut down and weed out the huge number of RFCs we have.
Its written out below.
=pod
=head1 TITLE
Prototype implementations for RFCs.
=head1 VERSION
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Date: Mon Sep 4 21:11:56 EDT 2000
Version:1
Mailing List
. A perfect example is Larry's module
solution to the Perl 6 vs Perl 5 interpretation (although it still
needs a few extra lights here and there to make it really work).
Yep, my brain is done with this.
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. We're definately
providing some sort of Perl 5 translator/adaptor system and we're
definately writing it. In fact, it was hotly debated on
perl6-language just recently exactly how to do it cleanly.
Have I missed something? Have you missed something?
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this somewhere?
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The desired effect is what you get when you improve your interplanetary
funksmanship.
'testing' branch has been going on for quite some time.
FreeBSD comes to mind, among others.
FreeBSD is also historically *very* slow about upgrading perl. They
were one of the last hold-outs to upgrading /usr/bin/perl from perl4.
Please stop.
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, there will be something for programs as well.
For further details, see:
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg00285.html
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Let me check my notes...
On some date someone wrote:
: option in (say) perl5.8 which would allow folk to find typeglobs etc,
: and adjust code in advance.
It should be possible to do most of this externally as a B module.
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a second system, its
the Nth system. The exact value of N doesn't really matter, we're
still very much in danger of the second system effect.
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How can I
write up a new man
page, perlsmall or something, describing just those useful
features of Perl as a small utility language (enhanced shell
scripting) and ignoring the useless stuff like OO and threads.
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days when
men were men, Perl was small and 640K was enough for anyone.
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...and I pull out the Magnum from under the desk where I keep it in case
can't find at the moment. Maybe
it was in TPJ.
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Follow me to certain death!
http://www.unamerican.com/
helping. Go to [EMAIL PROTECTED],
start up a perlsmall man page.
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How can I stoop so low? Years of practise, that's how. It's been hard
going but now I
this topic to death. Point is, Perl's
installation isn't any worse than Java and possibly better.
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Schwern Unit: a positive but insignificant quantity
it easier to do those last two is a good way to go. That an
Ingy's NAPC idea. Like I said, we're working on it.
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Only mindless violence can raise my
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