words[] question
Hi All, https://docs.perl6.org/routine/words is no help Not to ask too obvious a question, but why does words use a [] instead of a () ? $ ls -al Win10_1803_English_x64.dd -rwxrwxrwx. 1 todd root 7927234560 May 9 21:14 Win10_1803_English_x64.dd $ ls -al Win10_1803_English_x64.dd | p6 'my $x = slurp(); say $x.words[4]' 7927234560 This is not the forth word: $ ls -al Win10_1803_English_x64.dd | p6 'my $x = slurp(); say $x.words(4)' (-rwxrwxrwx. 1 todd root) Many thanks, -T Another way to read a pipe. The "n" must come before the "e" $ ls -al Win10_1803_English_x64.dd | perl6 -ne 'say $_.words[4]' 2730070016
Re: Installing Perl6 on shared server
Further to this question. Support staff at hosting company just informed me that for the plan I have at present, the following limits are in place: 60 seconds CPU execution time per process 195MB of RAM per process 20 simultaneous processes I'm not sure which of these is limiting the compilation of rakudo. On 26/09/18 11:32, yary wrote: c) Any other suggestions? csh unlimit unlimit -h make -y
Re: Installing Perl6 on shared server
csh => OS accepted unlimit => OS accepted unlimit -h => several messages about not releasing hard limits make => same problem as before, failure to allocate during parse stage. On 26/09/18 11:32, yary wrote: c) Any other suggestions? csh unlimit unlimit -h make -y
Re: Installing Perl6 on shared server
c) Any other suggestions? csh unlimit unlimit -h make -y
Installing Perl6 on shared server
Hi, I'm trying to install perl6 on a commercial server. The OS is Debian Stretch. The hosting service does not allow root access, so everything must be done with user permission. I do not have access to apt. Snap package cannot be installed. My intention is also to set up CRO and develop a web site there. I have uploaded rakudo-star, and run the Configure.pl routine successfully. However, during the make phase, during the long PARSE stage, I get a persistent error: MOAR panic unable to allocate xxx bytes. On each occasion I have tried this, I get a different value of xxx, from 15,000 to 48bytes. The assumption is that memory depends on other users/processes on the server. The support staff is not being helpful (they claim userspace is 32-bit, but uname indicates a 64-bit OS is being used, so I don't understand their 32-bit concern). Some questions: a) Is there a rakudo package for debian Stretch I can install? (I'm just asking, but I doubt it). b) Is there a way to reduce the memory demands of MOAR during the Parse phase? c) Any other suggestions? Richard
