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Wow! (Score:1)

by ggoebel (893)

Glad to see you back at it!
6000 out of how many? (Score:1)

by waltman (335)

6210 tests sounds like a big number, but the raw number doesn't really mean anything. How many total tests are there? What percentage of the total is it passing? How many does perl 6 itself pass?
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  by educated_foo (3106)
  
  This could mean "we've got integer addition working up to 157 + 157." Is there a list somewhere of features considered "implemented" and "unimplemented"?
Pick a number: 45,000 19,000 or 5,000 (Score:1)

by ggoebel (893)
See http://use.perl.org/~pmichaud/journal/36834 [perl.org]
- 45,000 a rough estimate of the final number of tests
- 19,000 current number of tests in pugs test suite
- 5,000 number of pugs tests which have been reviewed
And interesting in comparison: the number of tests Rakudo was passing at the beginning of this month: ~1,100

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