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<0> could be a development release etc, just looking for the docs on version number formatting
<1> there's no real standard :P
<2> 1.0_1 is a really silly one though.
<2> 1.001_01 actually works...



<1> yes.
<0> hmm, I remember something about about dev releases but don't know the specifics (or small minor updates)
<3> are you confusing Perl's release numbers with what YOU can do as a developer?
<1> you mean linux's now abandoned odd-minors-are-unstable ?
<0> no thinking of module release numbers and the CPAN
<3> ahh - $VERSION is a floating point number, ever increasing
<3> when treated as a floating point number
<2> ah, 123.1234_01 would be a development version after 123.1234
<0> there we go
<0> thanks ;)
<3> and an underscore version isn't considered an automatic upgrade by CPAN.pm
<0> have a new module and doing the release early release often, but don't want to keep bumping version numbers for small updates
<2> umm, you can't release a new version without changing the version number. It is not allowed
<0> i know, just talking about adding an _01, _02
<4> must i shift $? 8 bits to make it "readable" ?
<0> i guess I didn't know the rules about underscores in the version number and how CPAN treated it



<2> janhaa: yes. This is how wait works. the low bits give more info.
<2> Try learning how your operating system works.
<0> integral, merlyn: thanks for clarifying things
<5> eval: 4.0___02_0____9
<6> infi: Return: 4.00209
<5> biz: observe.
<7> hola
<3> $? is the wait(2) status
<0> yeah, I know about '_' (100_000_000)
<5> k
<3> 256 * child_exit_value + 128 * if_core_was_dumped + signal_number_that_killed_it
<3> in simple terms, 0 = good, non-zero = bad
<2> merlyn: does POSIX spec those actual values, or just the wrapper macros?
<3> that's a POSIX thing
<3> at least it was a Unix V7 One True Unix thing
<2> ah
<3> that's why I said wait(2). :)


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