From D.Bussenschutt at mailbox.gu.edu.au Wed Jul 28 18:27:52 1999 From: D.Bussenschutt at mailbox.gu.edu.au (David Bussenschutt) Date: Wed Aug 4 23:59:04 2004 Subject: [BNE-PM] hi from new subscriber ... Message-ID: <3.0.5.32.19990729092752.007ff110@kraken.itc.gu.edu.au> Hi all, I subscribed to this list a few day ago, and haven't herd a peep from anyone on the list? Not a very talkative lot then? ... or did I just pick a bad time? David. ----------------------------------------------------------------- David Bussenschutt Email: D.Bussenschutt@mailbox.gu.edu.au Science Computing Support(TEN bldg. rm 1.33) Ph:(07) 3875 7079 Information Technology Services.Griffith Uni. Brisbane Qld. Aust. ----------------------------------------------------------------- From apollock at bit.net.au Wed Jul 28 18:48:19 1999 From: apollock at bit.net.au (Andrew Pollock) Date: Wed Aug 4 23:59:04 2004 Subject: [BNE-PM] hi from new subscriber ... In-Reply-To: <3.0.5.32.19990729092752.007ff110@kraken.itc.gu.edu.au> Message-ID: <000301bed953$abb8f1d0$575e12cb@minotaur.bit.net.au> > -----Original Message----- > From: owner-brisbane-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org > [mailto:owner-brisbane-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org]On Behalf Of David > Bussenschutt > Sent: Thursday, 29 July 1999 9:28 > To: brisbane-pm-list@happyfunball.pm.org > Subject: [BNE-PM] hi from new subscriber ... > > > Hi all, I subscribed to this list a few day ago, and haven't herd a peep > from anyone on the list? > Not a very talkative lot then? ... or did I just pick a bad time? No, it's just very quiet in here :-) Andrew From tim at diggy.com.au Wed Jul 28 19:01:55 1999 From: tim at diggy.com.au (Diggy Tim) Date: Wed Aug 4 23:59:04 2004 Subject: [BNE-PM] hi from new subscriber ... References: <000301bed953$abb8f1d0$575e12cb@minotaur.bit.net.au> Message-ID: <000f01bed955$9445c300$1200a8c0@tim> > Hi all, I subscribed to this list a few day ago, and haven't herd a peep > from anyone on the list? > Not a very talkative lot then? ... or did I just pick a bad time? > >No, it's just very quiet in here :-) > >Andrew I just realised I had not heard anything for a long time when that message came :) I have a quick question... Does anybody know where to get undump for Solaris (or any modern Unix??) Or, does anyone know how to make the perl to c compiler work properly?? Cheers, Tim From G.Fletcher at mailbox.gu.edu.au Wed Jul 28 19:56:54 1999 From: G.Fletcher at mailbox.gu.edu.au (Gordon Fletcher) Date: Wed Aug 4 23:59:04 2004 Subject: [BNE-PM] undump In-Reply-To: <000f01bed955$9445c300$1200a8c0@tim> Message-ID: I went on a hunt for undump a while ago now to no success. Although at the time the work on compiler was being presented as the 'better' way of going when it was working properly. but I would be interested also if there is any knowledge of this. I was of the understanding that 5.005 (or was that 5.006) would have the compiler included as part of the core. But it appears that much effort has been directed towards matching up the win32 versions with unix. I also got an announcement yesterday about a new book that is coming out specifically about Perl/OO (it isn't O'Reillys). I include a small snippet (their copywriter seems to understand the meaning of the word hype) ... Object Oriented Perl by Damian Conway A V A I L A B L E A U G U S T 1 9 9 9 "I've waited years for the perfect object-oriented Perl book to use for our Stonehenge corporate and open training, and the wait is now over. Damian Conway has written a comprehensive guide, ..." -- Randal L. Schwartz, from the Foreword Greenwich, CT, July 1999 Manning Publications is pleased to announce the release of the first book devoted to object-oriented programming with Perl. Object Oriented Perl, written by a talented writer and Perl expert, Damian Conway, is expected to become a classic of the Perl literature. Perl is known as a great language for "throw-away" programming--hacking quick solutions to urgent tasks. More recently, Perl is showing its strengths as an effective language for developing large, robust, and reusable solutions to complex, real-life problems. This book teaches object-oriented techniques that will help developers write cleaner, more readable and more maintainable Perl programs. From andrew at intervations.com.au Thu Jul 29 06:28:51 1999 From: andrew at intervations.com.au (Andrew Wild) Date: Wed Aug 4 23:59:04 2004 Subject: [BNE-PM] Re: Perl compiler References: <000301bed953$abb8f1d0$575e12cb@minotaur.bit.net.au> <000f01bed955$9445c300$1200a8c0@tim> Message-ID: <37A03AF3.85803F3B@intervations.com.au> Diggy Tim wrote: > > I have a quick question... > Or, does anyone know how to make the perl to c compiler work properly?? I have had it working correctly (perlcc in Perl 5.005_03), BUT, it does not correctly import 'used' modules. Hence, if you have any use statements in the perl code you wish to compile, it probably won't work. I have been told that this is fixed in the next version of Perl - 5.6. If your desparate, you can grab the latest developer release of perl, as in that perlcc should work with used modules. Cheers, Andrew. -- Intervations - Innovative Internet Solutions http://www.intervations.com.au