There are basically 3 sane ways to do P5/Rakudo interop:
Given:
- all the years put into libperl;
- plus the fact that it is a moving target;
- and that it is known to be, as near as makes no difference, impossible to emulate all its functionality, quirks and bugs with any degree of accuracy
I'd say that there is only one sane way to do P5/Rakudo interop, and that's your option 2.
Which as I read it, is what the OP is announcing.
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