Just to also be clear. My alternate implementation would be a fallback. If
scalar::util works it uses it, if not it falls back to a slightly different
system. The switch would happen when Context.pm is loaded. So even if the
fallback is slightly slower, few if any systems would ever experience it.
I am not sure it is entirely my decision. If it is entirely my decision
than this is it:
Must have a working scalar::util::weaken to use the new Test::Simple. The
Test-Simple dist itself will not require a c compiler to install, as in no
xs is included in the dist. A Test-Simple-XS dist may be crea
Chad Granum wrote:
I have no objections to having OPTIONAL XS available to speed things up
for people who want it. However I will not accept making XS a
requirement. I thought that since Scalar::Util::weaken was in core that
there would be no issues using it in a core module.
Core includes XS
* bulk88 [2015-04-25T17:57:19]
> Since Test::Stream::Context's core design uses weaken() everywhere, that
> means new Test::Simple always requires XS building (for Scalar::Util), which
> means it will never run on miniperl, and hence, new Test::Simple will never
> be in Perl core, is my understand
On Sat, Apr 25, 2015 at 11:57 PM, bulk88 wrote:
> Since Test::Stream::Context's core design uses weaken() everywhere, that
> means new Test::Simple always requires XS building (for Scalar::Util),
> which means it will never run on miniperl, and hence, new Test::Simple will
> never be in Perl core
On 04/25/2015 05:57 PM, bulk88 wrote:
Since Test::Stream::Context's core design uses weaken() everywhere, that
means new Test::Simple always requires XS building (for Scalar::Util),
which means it will never run on miniperl, and hence, new Test::Simple
will never be in Perl core, is my understand
I have no objections to having OPTIONAL XS available to speed things up for
people who want it. However I will not accept making XS a requirement. I
thought that since Scalar::Util::weaken was in core that there would be no
issues using it in a core module. If using weaken makes Test-Simple
non-cor
Since Test::Stream::Context's core design uses weaken() everywhere, that
means new Test::Simple always requires XS building (for Scalar::Util),
which means it will never run on miniperl, and hence, new Test::Simple
will never be in Perl core, is my understanding correct?
I am asking this since
Il 24/04/2015 18:12, Michael Kiwala ha scritto:
On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 2:53 PM, Tim Bunce mailto:tim.bu...@pobox.com>> wrote:
That approach only applies to your perl statsd, right? For the nodejs
or C statsd's you don't have an easy[*] a way to find the port.
I was about to suggest ru
