Dan Sugalski wrote: > > > get_value > > > set_value > The get/set value functions are for when something knows what the SV (or > whatever we call it) really is and can handle the raw data. For example, > if my code knew a SV held a complex number (which doesn't map well to the > int/float/char translation) and I could handle it, then I'd call get_value > and get the raw data. Are you envisioning that a lot of the perl core will use these functions, or are they for special things like: my complex_number $ii; ? My reason for asking is that the more of the perl core that relies on specific representations of data, the more complexity there is in porting to other architectures. -- Bradley M. Kuhn - http://www.ebb.org/bkuhn
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