On Thursday-201404-10, 7:11, Yaroslav Kuzmin wrote:
1 In source code perl is found cod :
if (variable == 0x41 ) // variable == 'A'
or
if (variable == 0x20 ) // variable == ' '
or
if (variable == 0x7F) // variable == DEL
Argh. Yes. Bad. We would be very happy if you help in getting rid of
those.
In code has a numeric value
2 Create some files *.h using perl scripts
These scripts do not work on z/OS , I edit the file charclass_invlist.h
manually.
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Sent: 10 April 2014 16:40
To: Yaroslav Kuzmin; demerphq
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Subject: Re: НА: Fwd: Re: USSP-37: Info Request for Perl Fwd: EBCDIC support is
onthe chopping block
On Thursday-201404-10, 3:55, Yaroslav Kuzmin wrote:
Many of the tests are created without considering the peculiarities EBCDIC.
Yup, we know. Or, at least, used to know: see pod/perlebcdic.pod, and
pod/perlport.pod
The thing that is curious is that we once (ahem, about ten years ago)
fixed all of these problems both in the C implementation and in the Perl
core libraries and tests. Now if all these bad assumptions have been
re-introduced, that would be annoying...
