2008/11/24 Nicholas Clark <nick@ccl4.org>: > So it looks like there are precisely 4 questions to answer: > > 1: Perl_setdefout() Could go public without damage. Still safer than accessing PL_defoutgv directly. > 2: constants in perly.h Constants are cheap to add, and cheap to test for. Like #ifdef PERL_PERLY_DO ... #endif > 3: Perl_linklist() On one hand, this method could be made static. On the other hand, that's a nice way to walk an optree. And the interface is so simple and generic that it can survive any internal change :) > 4: HvMROMETA()/Perl_mro_meta_init()/struct xpvhv_aux/cache_gen I don't know. I'd rather avoid to make them public then. -- But 'tis evident to me, when they affirm, 'That they who have seen Paris, have seen every thing,' they must mean to speak of those who have seen it by day-light. -- Laurence Sterne, Tristram ShandyThread Previous | Thread Next