in reply to Re^5: Using guards for script execution?
in thread Using guards for script execution?
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This is actually kinda neat. This is Compile Time Function Evaluation (CTFE), which D, for instance, trumpets as a major feature (see this). Perl, of course, has had this for a long time. Data structures, functions, etc., can be generated and checked at compile time; if they are incorrect, the code can be aborted prior to run-time.
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