Hong Zhang wrote:
based scheme itself. For example, an local variable is not used by
any of the code, however an eval($s) may refer to it. So should optimizer
eliminate the local?
Hong
mark blocks that have closures in them, in those, you can't throw any
locals out. Otherwise, you can
Perl is far more practical than experimental.
Not at the moment. That's the problem.
(Note the subtle subject change back to its original intent.)
p
Afaict, even with use strict at its most strict, perl 6
can't (in practice) complain, at compile time, if
$foo.Foun
refers to an undeclared Foun.
Right?
Should there be a strict mode that warns if a
method name matches a built in property name?
