Leopold Toetsch wrote:
These opcodes are currently still in the ops files, with a function body
DEPRECATED and a name prefix 'deprecated_' but will be removed soon.
I'm actively following this list, I am confident that this and other
change will be in the Perl 6 summaries, and I agree with this
Sam Ruby wrote:
A simple CHANGES file in CVS, with a list of interfaces deprecated and
removed since 0.1.1 would sufficient.
Good idea.
- pdd03 changes
- opcodes
- Sam Ruby
leo
Here is a patch:
file imcc/main.c
364a365
case PMCV: printf(pmc );break;
A short snippet to show the problem:
-
$ cat bug2.pir
pcc_sub _show_bug
.param pmc show_pmc
.local pmc show_again
end
$ parrot -E bug2.pir
pcc_sub _show_bug
param _show_bug show_pmc
local show_pmc show_again
end
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Many pmcs (in classes/) are currently using Perl PMCs either as base classes or
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The following opcodes return 'PerlUndef' on failure, instead of 'Undef' or null.
Will Coleda wrote:
The following opcodes return 'PerlUndef' on failure, instead of 'Undef' or
null.
open, socket, fdopen, dlfunc, dlvar, find_global
Patch attached that changes all these to Undef.
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