How about an interpreter interprets input directly into action (even if there
is some optimization going on), while a compiler converts instructions from
one set to another set to be interpreted later.
Which would make perl both at the perl source level, and an interpreter at the
bytecode level.
hello,
i'm trying to ease the production of xml streams in a perl6 script so i
wrote
sub _attrs_str ( %attrs) {
%attrs.pairs.map: { qq/{.key}={.value}/ }
}
multi sub tag ( Str $tag, Parcel $attrs=()) {
{ $tag, _attrs_str $attrs.hash }/;
}
multi sub tag (
