Ah yes, you are of course correct about eval. I will have to think about it. So it'll need a Perl process with a transpiler for evals, that will be slow. (I was planning to cache compiled Perl libraries that are use:d/require:d, it is high on the todo list.)

I remember that Perl-in-the-browser Webassembly from before... Fun, but specialized.

I remember Perlito, a subset so no CPAN modules? But I missed news about his PerlOnJava. That was cool! It is done by a real compiler guy. And he has done probably a work year more than me (I am just doing autovivification). But his JVM target is really ambitious, while I selected the easiest target possible (with PCRE etc). I hope he gets it to production ready.

In reply to Re^4: I wrote an expression parser for PPI by BerntB
in thread I wrote an expression parser for PPI by BerntB

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