Leon Timmermans
Leon Timmermans
> The format of your report is sadly a bit hard to read, and I couldn't make sense of some of the issues described in it, e.g.: Yeah, same. >...
> As a general rule, if I didn't reply to a comment, it means I implicitly accepted the point. Please mark comments as resolved when you're done with them, that...
TBH the verbatim in the synopsis doesn't really make sense to me either.
Yeah this sounds like a useful optimization.
The `-fno-strict-aliasing`, `-pipe` and `-fstack-protector` flags are only enabled if the code example compiles without warnings. And that code example now generates a warning when compiled with `clang++`: ``` clang++:...
While useful, I'm not sure this belongs in perl itself. Can't this be a separate tool?
> Sounds like a pretty big tool to maintain, why you'd need a whole mailing list full of people for 20 to 30 years to build something like that ......
> https://github.com/Perl/perl5/blame/blead/utils/json_pp.PL this exists, IDK what it does. Most utils are really scripts from core modules, in this case [JSON::PP](https://metacpan.org/dist/JSON-PP/view/bin/json_pp)
You should not rely on anything but truthiness of the return value of `require`. Primarily because it's not actually saved, and the second time you require that module you'll get...
> But to configure libxcrypt, you need perl 5.14 with open.pm, which is not available on RHEL and derivatives by default, and you may not have access to yum install...