[perl #78194] Referencing a PADTMP twice produces two copies

On Sun Jan 08 14:21:34 2012, sprout wrote:
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> Taking a reference to $_ twice should not create references to two
> different variables.  The implementation details are leaking through.
> 
I'll add my PerlMonks discussion to this
http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=941973 . PADTMPs should always be
copied (or sv body stolen ??), not referenced. srefgen/S_refto and newRV
do different things but they should be the same. PADTMPs are supposed to
be allocated and dealloced on block enterance/leaving, but under the
hood are effectively closures or C function level static. Its a mess.

• [perl #78194] Referencing a PADTMP twice produces two copies by bulk88 via RT
• Re: [perl #78194] Referencing a PADTMP twice produces two copies by Eric Brine
• [perl #78194] Referencing a PADTMP twice produces two copies by bulk88 via RT
• [perl #78194] Referencing a PADTMP twice produces two copies by Father Chrysostomos via RT
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• Re: [perl #78194] Referencing a PADTMP twice produces two copies by Dave Mitchell
• [perl #78194] Referencing a PADTMP twice produces two copies by patcat via RT
• [perl #78194] Referencing a PADTMP twice produces two copies by Father Chrysostomos via RT
• [perl #78194] Referencing a PADTMP twice produces two copies by Father Chrysostomos via RT
• [perl #78194] Referencing a PADTMP twice produces two copies by Father Chrysostomos via RT
• [perl #78194] Referencing a PADTMP twice produces two copies by Father Chrysostomos via RT
• Re: [perl #78194] Referencing a PADTMP twice produces two copies by Brian Fraser
• Re: [perl #78194] Referencing a PADTMP twice produces two copies by Eric Brine
• Re: [perl #78194] Referencing a PADTMP twice produces two copies by Eric Brine
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