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On Sonntag, 12. November 2023 12:09:53 CET Elizabeth Mattijsen wrote: > Technically, the `G` grammar would only have the `Grammar` class as its > parent. That would mean that you...
But parameter type constraints are Any by default: ``` rakudo -e 'sub foo($a) { }(NQPMatchRole)' Died with X::TypeCheck::Binding::Parameter ```
You should already be able to do this by simply ensuring that the desired directory is at the front of the repository chain, i.e. run rakudo with `rakudo -I/your/precomp/directory foo.raku`...
We already have a stat buffer in MVMStat representation that is returned by the file-stat syscall. What's missing is a syscall to read the size from that stat buffer. We...
This looks quite correct? You all it to put a number into a 64 bit variable but the number is too large for that and it correctly refuses.
The specs for `contains` are in https://github.com/Raku/roast/blob/master/S32-str/contains.t This method came in very late - mere months before the 6.c release - due to popular demand and frankly I consider it...
In theory yes. In practice with methods that's extremely hard. The reason is that use v6.e; changes the language, the code is written in, but when you call a method,...
> An example that doesn't even seem > as damaging as bizarre and useless: one can take the cosine of a `List`, a > `Map`, A `Match`, or even a...
It's not cloning that's not thread safe, it's modification. Modifying a hash or even an array is an involved process containing multiple steps. The safe times are only before you...
But cloning **is** reading. You have to read the full data structure to be able to make a clone of it. So you have one thread writing and another thread...