>>>>> "DS" == Dave Shield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

DS> On 11/05/07, Thomas Anders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Dave Shield wrote:
>> > OK - I think I've submitted an appropriate fix for the 5.2.x and 5.3.x 
>> > lines.
>> > This follows the coding style of the previous (inadvertently deleted) code,
>> > rather than the newer structure of the 5.4.x line.
>> 
>> Did you copy-n-paste manually? Isn't this code meant to be fully
>> auto-generated (by "gen")?

DS> a) I don't know - ask Wes.

Sorry, was gone at the end of last week which caused typical mail backlog.

DS> b) The 5.4.x version seems to be auto-generated.

yep.  they all have been for a while.  sometimes I'm not sure it's a
good thing, but the theory seemed sound.

DS> There's no indication that the equivalent code in the earlier lines were.

They should have been too (hence the "gen" script in all of them).

DS> c) The Luddite in me suspects that running "gen" might have been the
DS> cause of the problem in the first place.

likely.

DS> d) If you want to replace this patch with gen-generated code, go
DS>    right ahead.

ideally, that would be a good thing.

DS> e) If the code works, who cares?

I haven't compared what you did against the generated code, but the
generated .xs file is a nasty state machine.  I'm not sure you did
something equivalently nasty.
-- 
Wes Hardaker
Sparta, Inc.

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