Multisubs and multimethods: what's the difference?

Kudos to all the Perl 6 mailing list.

What's the difference between
  multi sub infix:<..> ( Int $min, Int $max ) { ... }
and
  multi method infix:<..> ( Int $min, Int $max ) { ... }
?

And in the case there isn't one, what's the point of declaring if it's a
"sub" or "method"; why not just "multi" or something? Surely there won't
be multirules, multimacros, etc. Right?

Thanks to all,
Joshua Choi

• Multisubs and multimethods: what's the difference? by Joshua Choi
• Re: Multisubs and multimethods: what's the difference? by Larry Wall
• Re: Multisubs and multimethods: what's the difference? by Jonathan Lang
• Re: Multisubs and multimethods: what's the difference? by Stevan Little
• Fwd: Multisubs and multimethods: what's the difference? by Jonathan Lang
• Re: Multisubs and multimethods: what's the difference? by Stevan Little
• Re: Multisubs and multimethods: what's the difference? by Jonathan Lang