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Postings from February 2018
Sometime recently storable started doing a build time probe to determine stack recursion limits. This is annoying when building Perl over and over. I also wonder if it makes that much sense, I would have expected that most Perls are built in a different environment than they are run in, at least in Linux. Thus any computations made in the build environment have little relevance to those from the run-time environment. Regardless, it seems wrong that we run this stacksize detection logic every time we run 'make'. Can we change this so it reuses whatever computations it has made in a previous run? cheers, Yves -- perl -Mre=debug -e "/just|another|perl|hacker/"Thread Next