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Mark Leighton Fisher (4252)
Mark Leighton Fisher
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I am a Systems Engineer at Regenstrief Institute [regenstrief.org]. I also own Fisher's Creek Consulting [comcast.net].
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http://mark-fisher.home.mindspring.com/
I am a Systems Engineer at Regenstrief Institute [regenstrief.org]. I also own Fisher's Creek Consulting [comcast.net].
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Friday February 23, 2007
04:08 PM
Iterators Give You Lazy Evaluation
I just realized while reading about Iterators in Higher-Order Perl (Mark Jason Dominus), that iterators as presented in that chapter will let you have lazy evaluation in Perl 5 (or any other language that supports iterators like those in the Iterators chapter).
I pour myself a cup of strong coffee. :-)
-- Jarkko Hietaniemi
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