The good news is lib.t and MM_Unix just went into the core. The even better news is Wolfgang Laun came riding in out of the East and has begun fixing perlcc! He's repairing B::Assembler and B::Disassembler and has written assembler.t
And not to break the trend, the Net::Ping CPAN distribution already has a battery of tests which are ready-made for the core. Jarkko's looking to see if there's some reason we're not using them already. The bad news is the remaining Pod::* modules need a champion. And does anyone have a Netware machine so we can try out ExtUtils::MM_NW5? The magic number is 27 (26 if Net::Ping goes in). #B::Bytecode [module broken, can't test] #B::C [ditto] #B::CC [ditto ditto] #B::Concise [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] #B::Disassembler [Wolfgang Laun] #B::Lint [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] #B::Stackobj [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] #B::Xref [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Byteloader CPAN # CPAN::FirstTime [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] in progress Dynaloader ExtUtils::MM_NW5 # ExtUtils::MM_OS2 [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] ExtUtils::MM_VMS [exists, but needs some lovin'] # ExtUtils::MM_Win32 [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] ExtUtils::Install ExtUtils::Liblist ExtUtils::Mksymlists # Net::Cmd [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Net::Domain # Net::Ping [[EMAIL PROTECTED] (could be taken from the CPAN dist)] Net::POP3 # O [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] in progress Pod::Functions (no docs!) Pod::Html Pod::InputObjects Pod::Select Pod::Usage # re [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] proposed patch on p5p -- Michael G. Schwern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.pobox.com/~schwern/ Perl Quality Assurance <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Kwalitee Is Job One I'm exploring my nipples.
