Another intruder in the mooring
of the heart of the Perl

The perl5-porters summaries

I write the p5p mailing list summaries. Back issues are archived on dev.perl and published on use.perl. I have a local repository of the raw POD.

Here and there

• Coverage reports of my modules released on CPAN, courtesy of Devel::Cover.
• I have Subversion repositories of my CPAN modules. All the previous releases of each module are tagged with their corresponding CPAN releases. If you want to download the latest copies, you can svn checkout svn://svn.mongueurs.net/dist/trunk, where dist is the name of the repository in question.

  Acme-DonMartin BSD-Process BSD-Sysctl Crypt-SSLeay 1 Data-PowerSet File-Path 2 Geography-FR HTML-Rainbow

  Integer-Partition Log-Dispatch-Win32EventLog 1 Pod-Html 2 Regexp-Assemble Set-Partition Tie-Cycle-Sinewave Win32-EventLog-Carp 1 WWW-Velib

  
  
  1. Current maintainer
  2. Core module, maintainer of CPAN dual-lifed version
• Subscribe to the Regexp::Assemble mailing list to hear of new releases, and tell me what you're using it for.
• my CPAN reviews, and here as well.
• Bugs that have been reported in my modules and bugs that I have reported in other people's modules (both these links require authentication).
• My CPAN annotations. No, all this is not because I want to show off, it's just a simple way for me to jump to these things. I won't be offended if you don't care.
• YAPC::Europe 2004 Lightning talk - on Lewis Carroll and Julie Andrews.
• French Perl Workshop 2006 - in French
• YAPC::Europe 2007.
• Benchmarks pertaining to hash use in bleadperl.
  • 2005-06-11
• Install a Perlmonks Newest Nodes sidebar in your navigator.
• You might also want to look at some SpamAssassin rules I have built.
• I hang out with the Paris Perl Mongers and with the mongueurs in general.
• If you want to see what your POD will look like on search.cpan.org before your module is uploaded to CPAN, you can test it in advance by uploading the file that contains the POD to their POD-to-HTML converter and see what the results look like.
• Old, but still worth a read: Gisle Aas's Illustrated Guts.
• Simon's CPAN leaderboard.
• A nifty viewer for CPAN RT tickets of a distribution (for example Crypt-SSLeay rather than Crypt::SSLeay. It's in Flash but it's cool.
5.6 and 5.8 (note: these pages are huge).

Different ways to build and test perl

Notes on compiling perl in different ways.

Mix-and-match variants for Configure

• -Dusedevel for building bleadperl
• -D64bitint for building with basic 64-bit integer support
• -Duseithreads for building with threads
• -Accflags='-DPERL_DONT_CREATE_GVSV' for new-style faster typeglobs
• -Accflags='-fprofile-arcs -ftest-coverage' for gcov coverage

rsync repositories

• Let it blead
  rsync -av rsync://ftp.linux.activestate.com/perl-current/ /local/path
• Latest Test::Smoke development snapshot.
  rsync -av rsync://source.test-smoke.org/ts-current/ /local/path

Bookmarklets

A short list of bookmarklets for finding your way around the Perl world.

The title of this page was generated by a computer program that took the words "Just another Perl Hacker" and ran them through an online computer translation service, converting the text several times between English, French, German and Spanish.

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Copyright © David Landgren 2004-2008
last update: 2008-04-29 17:41:33 UTC