To get started with on Gitpod, add a. Dockerfile which contains the configuration to improve the developer experience on Gitpod. To learn more, please see the Getting Started documentation. Skip to content. Star 0. MIT License. Branches Tags. Could not load branches. Again, the phase checks for any errors generated during the process.
These test scripts are bundled with the Parrot sources and should not be altered to ensure reliable results. If the setting is set to 1, the test process is started by invoking the make tool with a test option. A setting of 2, on the other hand, will invoke the tool with a fulltest option. Any other setting will cause this phase to skip the test process entirely. Available only to the Release and Install configurations, it starts the installation process by invoking the make tool with an install option.
The Debug configuration, however, skips this phase entirely, and an unknown configuration will generate an error signal. By default, this is set to the value of. This setting default to.
In retrospect, this directory proved to be a more appropriate place to install additional developer tools. Its project directory contains all the files and subdirectories that came with the Pugs tarball file. Furthermore, it contains a reference link to the Parrot. It also shares the same three build configurations as the Parrot XCode project.
The Perl6 project has four targets. Selecting this target will start the build process for that project. The function of this phase is to copy the resulting Parrot binaries and files into the Perl 6 build directory if the current build configuration is set to Release.
Why use a Run Script phase as oppose to a Copy Build phase? The Copy Build phase does not provide any means of detecting the current build configuration.
The second target, Pugs Clean, is an external target that is used by the project to reset itself back to an uncompiled state. Perl 6 is another aggregate target that invokes the two targets, Parrot Only and Pugs Only, in their respective order. This target is used when building and testing both the Parrot engine and the Pugs tools. The fourth and final target is Pugs Only.
Like Parrot Make, this shell script target has four run script phases. It then checks for any configuration errors, and to see if a valid Makefile has been created. A setting of 1 will invoke the make tool without any command options. Any other setting will invoke the same tool with an unoptimized option. The choice of compilation option directly determines the runtime performance of the Pugs tools, as well as the length of the compilation process.
Conversely, an unoptimized compilation has a much shorter completion time. However, it results in binaries with much slower runtime performance.
Overall, choosing the appropriate option will depend largely on how the final product is used or distributed. It starts the test process by invoking the make tool with a test option.
Only then will it proceed with the test process. Be aware that the Pugs test process takes a long time to complete. Unless the host system has enough computing horsepower to spare, this process should either be disabled for debugging purposes, or assigned to a separate system for execution.
It is skipped in its entirety by the Debug configuration. Any other configurations, however, will generate an error signal. This setting has the default value of. This one has the default value of. Once the Perl 6 binaries and support files are installed into the host OS X system using the previous two XCode projects, you can start writing your Perl 6 scripts.
If you prefer executing your scripts through the Terminal prompt, make sure to first update the PATH variable by inserting the entries shown in Listing 1 to your. Use your favorite text editor to update this invisible file, and make sure to restart your Terminal session in order for the changes to take effect.
Then write the script let us call it hello. A typical script should have at least the following entries. Notice that the use keyword is used to indicate that the script is to be interpreted or compiled as a Perl 6 script.
Then type pugs hello. If the installation was successful, and all Perl 6 binaries and support files are properly compiled, Pugs should print the following output to the Terminal window. However, you can use XCode to write and execute your Perl 6 scripts without having to start a Terminal session.
Could not load tags. Latest commit. Git stats commits. Failed to load latest commit information. View code. The core design philosophy for Template::Sandbox is that the template logic should have no access outside the template beyond that which you choose to permit it, this is frequently known as sandboxing.
Unlike many other template systems, available on CPAN or in other languages, Template::Sandbox doesn't give the template access to the global variables of your application or to the core functions of the language.
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