Er, another try as "Reply to All"; On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 1:13 PM, Dave Rolsky <auta...@urth.org> wrote: > On Fri, 20 Feb 2009, Brian Manning wrote: > >> I couldn't remember if my Windows install of Moose used an XS module >> or not; I tried this: >> >> OSO# perl -e "use Class::MOP; print Class::MOP::USING_XS . qq(\n);" >> Class::MOP::USING_XS >> >> Is that what it's supposed to return? Grepping the Class::MOP modules >> didn't return any code with 'USING_XS' in it, although I see the >> checks for Perl 5.10 and environment variable check for no XS in the >> MOP.pm module. > > That's weird, it does the right thing for me. > > Maybe add a () to USING_XS?
No, I'm using Class::MOP 0.63, and reading the CPAN docs and expecting them to act the same. My bad. > It'll work on any system that has a compiler. I was thinking more ActiveState, but I see they've built/packaged 0.77 with XS according to the build logs. http://ppm4.activestate.com/idx/CL.html Thanks, Brian
