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27 December 2007
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--- Log opened Thu Dec 27 00:00:14 2007
--- Day changed Thu Dec 27 2007
00:00 <****> C:\wincrap\crap\lib\libexpat.dll
00:00 <****> no...
00:00 <****> libexpat.lib and libexpat.dll
00:00 <****> also libexpatw.lib and .dll
00:01 * CPAN upload: Carp-Diagnostics-0.04 by NKH
00:01 * CPAN upload: Video-Xine-0.06 by STEPHEN
00:01 * CPAN upload: DBD-mysql-4.006 (++++ ) by CAPTTOFU
00:01 <****> hey guys
00:01 <****> I got one question
00:01 <****> http://www.perl.com/download.csp
00:02 <****> what exacly will I find in that source code?
00:02 <****> cpan.org
00:02 <****> download and look
00:02 <****> you have links on the page too
00:02 <****> DarkUranium: what you wanna do?
00:03 <****> apparently pack "H*" does a type of BCD encoding :)
00:03 <****> jim: I want to implement it in a project I'm working on
00:03 <****> jim: couldn't find a lightweight Perl interpreter
00:03 <****> jim: and I need it open-source
00:03 <****> s/it/the interpreter/
00:03 <****> oh... debian's perl-base package is lightweight
00:03 <****> there's essentially only one perl interpreter
00:03 <****> MINE!
00:04 <****> jim: hmm?
00:04 <****> well, I mean
00:04 <****> nah, not *that* one
00:04 <****> the package
00:04 <****> say, ActivePerl
00:04 <****> nono, it's the one used by GumbyBRAIN!
00:04 <****> I don't need all the libraries that you get with it
00:04 <****> I just need the core
00:04 <****> oh, you could just build it I guess
00:04 <****> well
00:04 <****> the core libraries are part of the code
00:05 <****> s/code/core/
00:05 <****> you probably need the -core- modules
00:05 <****> well
00:05 <****> apart from the very basic stuff
00:05 <****> GumbyBRAIN: eval: sprintf "%vd", $^V
00:05 <****> 5.10.0 chris@bingosnet.co.uk.
00:05 <****> an engine might run without an exhaust attached, but it won't run without a crankshaft :)
00:06 <****> well gumby is on the right version :)
00:06 <****> GumbyBRAIN, where is PokeyBRAIN?
00:06 <****> Awesome my imagemagick perl script which i made him dumb. Coding has made it up with this module. And it is hard to do, so i was playing with is this code is awful.
00:07 <****> ok time to play with css
00:07 <****> so, does anyone know any lightweight perl... well, if an interpreter is not the right word, what is?
00:08 <****> the executable is the interpreter... it does need a few libs (plus if libperl is separated, it needs that too)
00:08 <****> perl isn't huge, but not exactly lightweight. maybe use something small instead
00:08 <****> anno-: if I have the source, I can take some chunks that I don't need and simplify it :)
00:08 <****> anno-: no, I don't plan to call it "perl" after that step
00:09 <****> good luck
00:09 <****> you could try yes :)
00:09 <****> anno-: but rather a derivate :)
00:09 <****> what's the minimal Perl size?
00:09 <****> without any overhead?
00:09 <****> err, at that point I would call it circumcised
00:10 <****> circumcised?
00:10 <****> goital l'aragorn...
00:10 <****> jaja
00:10 <****> google for microperl (or is it nano?)
00:10 <****> yeah... you chop off the bits you consider nonessential
00:11 <****> (my $varia1) = $START =~ s/\@.*//; print "$varia1 \n"; I am trying to remove all the characters after @ and place it in a variable, originally $START is my email address, but it prints out "1" fr $varia1 all the time
00:11 <****> shaldannon: iirc the reason for circumcision is hygene-based
00:11 * DarkUranium grabs a machette and looks at the Perl source
00:11 <****> or dont-want-it-to-fall-offness
00:11 * DarkUranium puts down the machette and grabs a chainsaw
00:11 <****> sean709: that's because you're assigning the success status of the substitution operation to $varia1
00:11 <****> sean709: wrong precedence. move the right paren
00:12 <****> ...to after $START
00:12 <****> more to the point it should be $START =~ s/\@.*//; my $varia1 = $START;
00:13 <****> hmm?
00:13 <****> anno-: he wants $varia1 to be the result of the sub
00:13 <****> (my $varia1 = $START) =~ s///
00:14 <****> that's what i want too
00:14 <****> eval: my $START = 'a@b.c' (my $varia1 = $START) =~ s/\@.*//; print "$START - $varia1"
00:14 <****> shaldannon: ''ERROR: syntax error at (eval 195368) line 1, near "'a@b.c' ("
00:14 <****> GumbyBRAIN: kill Daveman!
00:14 <****> can you dist-upgrade the machine?
00:14 <****> eval: my $START = 'a@b.c'; (my $varia1 = $START) =~ s/\@.*//; print "$START - $varia1"
00:14 <****> shaldannon: a@b.c - a1
00:14 <****> GumbyBRAIN: why would I want to dist-upgrade the machine?
00:15 <****> anno-: don't think that's the desired result
00:15 <****> distupgrades damage davemans?
00:15 <****> GumbyBRAIN: I hear Daveman is a terrorist.
00:15 <****> Vista is a terrorist.
00:15 <****> hahahah.
00:15 <****> ..
00:18 <****> it is the vista which is the terrorista
00:18 <****> it puts a fista into a debian dista
00:18 <****> better shoot both of them
00:18 <****> just to be sure
00:19 <****> GumbyBRAIN: And what do we do to terrorists?
00:19 <****> Unless you have some little optimisations that perl was or not, but i do to terrorists?
00:20 <****> just reading that manifista makes you say "rms? maybe a terrorista!"
00:25 <****> jim, hey there
00:25 <****> jim, I'm back
00:25 <****> jim, sorry for leaving without saying so
00:25 <****> jim, can we came back from where we left ?
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