Re: Things to remove

[Jarkko Hietaniemi]

> In a void context, C<dump> dumps the program's current opcode representation
> to its filehandle argument (or STDOUT, by default).
> 
> In a scalar or list context, C<dump> dumps nothing, but rather returns the
> I<source code> of its arguments (or of the current state of the entire
> program, by default).

Instant program migration: 

host-a:foo.pl:  print SOCKET dump;

host-b:bar.pl:  { local $/; eval <SOCKET> };

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