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Set by TimToady on 25 January 2008.
meppl good night 00:00
syle so i had a big problem with memory earlier and found the problem 00:32
freebsd's alloc constantly grows the hash, when i set it to use perl's malloc everything was good
it was so bad that it never freed memory it seemed
xinming audreyt: Happy birthday. ;-) 14:06
audreyt: ping ping ping, Happy birthday to you~~~ :-) 14:10
moritz_ or to say it in perl terms: audreyt++ ;-) 14:11
masak audreyt: happy birthday :) 14:14
生日快樂! 14:17
spinclad and many happy returns of the day! 14:37
perl_Coke audreyt: best wishes. 15:08
shachaf moritz_: Not audreyt.age++? 15:57
@karma audreyt -- Otherwise... :-) 15:59
lambdabot audreyt has a karma of 115
lichtkind @age audreyt
lambdabot Maybe you meant: arr ask 16:00
cj moin moin 16:17
b_whisper ls 16:56
wosu -als 16:58
lichtkind TimToady: if you say that every ; after } is optional ... also when feeding hash? 20:26
lichtkind pmurias: HEJHO 20:28
pmurias lichtkind: hi 20:43
lichtkind pmurias: do you know an answer? 20:44
pmurias: great to see you
pmurias lichtkind: i'll look at the spec
but if think yes
lichtkind so not ; ? 20:45
moritz_ but only if followed by a newline, right?
pmurias yes
s/if/i/ 20:46
the intention for the rule is not to have an exception so i would be suprised if there was one ;)
moritz_ in p5 you need a ; after 'my $a = sub { ... }', but not after 'sub name { ... }' 20:47
and one after my $x = do { ... };, but non after a bare (or "do") block 20:48
so the rule says you don't need them in either case in p6
lichtkind moritz_: i heard that from larry but was a bit curious if it applies even here 20:50