On Tue, 18 Jun 2002, Smejkal Petr wrote:
> old Compiler.pm line 87:
> use Inline C => Config => OPTIMIZE => "$optimize", DIRECTORY =>
>"$self->{package_dir}" $inline_debug;
>
> new Compiler.pm line 87:
> use Inline C => Config => OPTIMIZE => '$optimize', DIRECTORY =>
>'$self->{package_dir}' $inline_debug;
>
> I'm sure you can imagine what the backslash (used in Win32 paths) will
> do inside "..."
Right.
> Do not expect that M$ Windows ships with "indent" included. :-)
Maybe I need to enable 'indent' with a separate switch. I assumed no one
else would want to use "jit_debug" mode so it would be ok to have it
require 'indent'. I guess I was wrong! The problem is, without 'indent'
the generated C code will be practically unreadable.
> The join statement above is good if your C compiler doesn't handle too
> long lines. I have quite large texts without any <tmpl_*> tags in my
> templates and H:T:JIT converts these texts into one-line string. I don't
> know the exact line length limit of MS Visual C compiler but 3500 is too
> much for it :-)
Good catch.
> 4)
> JIT.pm
> ...
> my $filepath = $self->_find_file(...);
> ...
>
> Please let us define our own _find_file methods in successive objects.
Explain? _find_file() is designed to work the same way as
HTML::Template::_find_file(). This is necessary because it essentially
"predicts" the results of HTML::Template::_find_file(). If they aren't
the same then you'll end up with HTML::Template::JIT able to find a
template file but unable to use HTML::Template to parse it!
> 5) All the test are OK except "08print_to_stdout.t". You really can't do
> "unless (open(TEST, '-|')) {" on MSWin32 (ActivePerl 5.6.1 build 632)
> :-(
I imagine I'll have to just skip those tests on Win32. To be honest, I
didn't really consider the module to be likely to work on Windows! I'm
happy to hear that it does. Hopefully with your help 0.04 will work
without needing modification.
-sam
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