Maybe it's a candidate for adoption. There are a number of open reports. Nevertheless, it makes more sense to bring it up to speed than to start from scratch.
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Agreed (adoption). I'll make a request.
Which still leaves the question I asked initially; How might one best glean all the Perl bits, for comparison?
I've installed, and am investigating the source (Perl::MinimumVersion). I'll probably build up a complete Perl version doc set. Then initially work from there. My suspicion is I'll need to bone up on my Perl RE. :)
--Chris
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Generated a usable set of html docs for Perl-5.6.2. But not without an inordinate amount of trouble. But in all fairness, 5.6.2 is quite old.
Next stop 5.6.0. I don't suppose anyone wants pod's for Perl 4.036. ;)
Then I'll do 5.5.4, 5.4.5, and 5.3.7. When I'm all done generating the docs. I'll modernize the html, and submit them to Perl 5 Porters. So they can finally have a complete list. :)
--Chris
Yes. What say about me, is true.
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