I'm very happy that you are checking out my code! There were multiple reasons that broke the quicksort example, chief among them being that "map" and "grep" had not been implemented. :-)

A little too much enthusiasm on my part there, perhaps. I saw something that looked like it could work, and did not actually check out if the internals were implemented :)

Thank you very much for this initiative autrijus. In my humble opinion, you deserve all the praise the Perl community can muster. Keep up the good work!

I'm having some trouble building Pugs right now, though. I am therefore unable to run your examples ... It looks like an issue with the generated Makefile. Building the darcs repository now fails with dmake complaining about:

dmake.exe: Error -- 'C:\dev\fun\pugs\pugs.exe' not found, and can't be made.

I tried to copy in the old executable from a previous install, but then it would not rebuild, even after resaving the files to rewrite their dates. Fetching the repository again didn't work either. I dont't have more time to investigate this now (I'm at work), but I'll see if can figure something out when I get home.

pernod
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In reply to Re: It now works. :) by pernod
in thread Hello Perl 6. Running pugs on Windows by pernod

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