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The most important thing is to keep those systems running....

I can assure you that Ovid hastily rejected my patch to the Cor design to raise funds to build a space laser to destroy all extant versions of Perl pre-Corinna from every hard drive, tape drive, optical disk, external drive, and paper printout in existence.

So good news; every public release of every version of Perl already released will still be available and that code will stay running!

gratuitous

I don't think this word means the same thing to both of us.

briefly

I don't think this word means the same thing to both of us.

In reply to Re^2: The Corinna RFC for getting modern OO into the Perl core is taking shape by chromatic
in thread The Corinna RFC for getting modern OO into the Perl core is taking shape by Ovid

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