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Allison (3003)
Friday June 16, 2006
01:39 AM
Pick up, dust off, keep walking...
My past month hasn't been entirely absorbed by troubleshooting failing hardware and setting up new hardware. Despite working on a different box pretty much every week, I've made significant progress on TGE. I still have more refactors planned, but I'll be spending the next couple of weeks working on Punie, to see how far I can push it before my YAPC::NA talk.
Yesterday I added scalar variables and the assignment operator to Punie. Today I added the comparison operators ==, !=, <, >, <=, >=, eq, ne, lt, gt, le, and ge. I'm impressed by how much easier and faster it is to develop Punie after all the TGE improvements.
Today is a milestone for Punie: it passed its first complete test file from the Perl 1 test suite.
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