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We've seen this before when talking about lvalue subs! ;-)

Yes. We have haven't we. It has been a recurrent theme of ours.:)

Though they fixed the original problem of any one sourcecode statement only having a single lvalue ref that got reused each time that statement was reexecuted.

I thought that had fixed the problems--but maybe my notion of what an lvalue ref should do is different from what the authors envisaged?

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In reply to Re^2: Scalar refs, aliasing, and recursion weirdness. by BrowserUk
in thread Scalar refs, aliasing, and recursion weirdness. by BrowserUk

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