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| 3 | TODO: should explore PerlIO::via::CoroCede and PerlIO::via::CoroAIO. |
3 | TODO: should explore PerlIO::via::CoroCede and PerlIO::via::CoroAIO. |
| 4 | TODO: maybe implement a default message channel, very much like Erlang's |
4 | TODO: maybe implement a default message channel, very much like Erlang's |
| 5 | actor model (which is cool in a lot of important aspects (failures!), |
5 | actor model (which is cool in a lot of important aspects (failures!), |
| 6 | but very lacking in others (higher level ipc)). |
6 | but very lacking in others (higher level ipc)). |
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8 | - INCOMPATIBLE CHANGE: sub/code attributes are no longer supported |
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9 | by the Coro module. It was a mistake. |
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11 | 4.51 Mon Apr 14 13:28:27 CEST 2008 |
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12 | - make it compile again on 5.8. |
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14 | 4.50 Thu Apr 10 09:43:17 CEST 2008 |
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15 | - I did it twice! (see 4.49). |
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17 | 4.49 Sun Apr 6 21:23:31 CEST 2008 |
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18 | - grr, instead of compiling the recent changes on 5.10 only they |
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19 | were compiled on 5.8 only. |
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21 | 4.48 Sun Apr 6 20:36:46 CEST 2008 |
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22 | - allow coroutine switches during eval's under 5.10.x, as it seems |
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23 | the parser is a per-interpreter option now, so this is safe |
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24 | (this might fix the odd crashing bug). |
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25 | - drop support for 5.9.x versions: they are dead, jim. |
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27 | 4.47 Sun Apr 6 00:37:52 CEST 2008 |
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28 | - force cctx allocation on API calls: we know we need to force one |
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29 | and gcc actually manages to confuse our heuristic nowadays, |
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30 | leading to crashes and worse. |
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31 | - document force_cctx. |
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| 8 | 4.46 Fri Apr 4 22:05:43 CEST 2008 |
33 | 4.46 Fri Apr 4 22:05:43 CEST 2008 |
| 9 | - upgrade libcoro, resulting in pthread-backend (which was only created |
34 | - upgrade libcoro, resulting in pthread-backend (which was only created |
| 10 | to fulfill the rules of the programming languages shootout). |
35 | to fulfill the rules of the programming languages shootout). |
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