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- 1. Core Hackers of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Perl Chip Salzenberg <chip@topsy.com>
- 6. Twisty maze of macros
- 11. But they're not obstacles
- 12. Hacking the Perl 5 core is fun
- 13. That's why I do it
- 15. Perl 6 is not the next version of Perl 5, it's a new language inspired by Perl 5
- 16. Did Scheme kill Lisp? Did C++ kill C?
- 17. Perl 5 will be a going concern for a long time
- 18. The Black Pearl was consigned to Davy Jones's locker ... but not for long
- 20. Boredom is nature's way of telling you that you have nothing left to learn
- 21. You learn a lot about Perl and C hacking the core
- 22. Amaze your friends! Confound your enemies!
- 24. Sounds familiar doesn't it
- 26. Sounds familiar doesn't it
- 27. “Industrial-strength also means not safe for pets and small children” (thanks Peter Norton)
- 29. C is as safe as a bumper car in comparison
- 30. C optimizers are mostly Very Good
- 31. It is possible and fun to write good C
- 32. C as a language has much to recommend it
- 33. Perl stole much C syntax and semantics for a reason – Larry has good taste
- 34. C type system plus a few carefully written macros = compiler is your friend
- 36. Requires effort and attention, and testers
- 37. Perl 5.8 (?) uses ISO C
- 38. Perl 5.12 will probably use inline functions
- 39. Metaconfig does detective work
- 40. Portable C is a useful skill
- 42. Some macros could be more usable
- 43. Many macros could now be inline functions
- 44. Core hacking fun: doing this
- 45. Side job: Supporting old XS
- 48. Redesign work
- 49. Side job: Supporting old XS
- 51. A pumpking who can't say no fails
- 52. A pumpking who can't say yes also fails
- 53. Git branching allows cheap experiments
- 54. New “corehackers” git repo will attract cutting edge testers and wider peer review
- 56. Corehacker releases should be frequent, on the Parrot/Rakudo model
- 57. Perl 5 release process apparently needs some reengineering (?)
- 59. Side order: 5.10.1 perldelta
- 61. How to share and discuss other tasks? Open problem
- 62. Submit code to corehackers: mail patches and git repo links to p5p