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<0> thrig: Well, yeah.
<0> infi: Perl arrays are C arrays.
<1> buu: explain splice?
<0> infi: Why?
<0> Or more specifically, what about it?
<1> well, admittedly I haven't looked into the implementation, but I had ***umed that removing items from the middle of an @array would be similar to freeing a linked list entry, and rearranging pointers
<0> infi: Nope.
<0> infi: Then $a[n] becomes O(n)
<0> And that's uncool.
<2> I can no longer read O(n) without thinking BIG OOOOOO aka, the anime.
<0> ew73: that's because you're a homo***ual hippy.
<2> die
<1> well, they seem to be somewhat larger, as each array node seems to have 20 bytes of overhead (I remember looking into that a while back)
<1> anyway, I'm talking out my ***, I'll go pore through the code and see how they're actually done
<0> infi: They're arrays of SV*
<0> infi: With other magic wrapped around that.
<0> For example truncating it just sets the length to 0 without affecting anything else
<1> pointers to scalar value
<1> so, that seems more like a key->value list behind the scenes
<0> infi: .. what?
<1> I see what you mean. do you know the extra fields for the SV nodes?
<0> infi: For the SVs ?
<1> array[n] of SV*; the SV* would be pointers elsewhere in memory where the actual SV is kept
<0> The usual things.. length, type, value, magic, ties..
<1> ok, then that would explain the overhead I was thinking about :)
<1> is this in perlguts?
<0> Yep
<1> k
<0> Hrm. I guess I can get away without using a linked list
<1> buu: glib has one: http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/glib/index.html
<3> omfg, someone slap me....
<1> many people in ##C seem to link to glib for advanced memory allocation and string support, as well.
<1> but it is an obnoxious requirement for some applications for what should be a very simple linked list implementation ;)
<0> infi: How do I declare a struct with a name again? struct { } foo; ?
<4> buu: wtf?
<0> =[
<0> imMute: I've forgotten, it's sadness.
<4> buu: your kidding right?
<5> I have an itchy ear.
<6> perlbot karma CIOS
<7> Karma for CIOS: -1
<6> huhu
<0> imMute: About what?
<4> < buu> infi: How do I declare a struct with a name again? struct { } foo; ?
<4> or are you not talking about Perl?
<0> ...
<0> No, I'm not talking about perl.
<4> okay, that makes sense then, nevermind the blind fool :)
<5> imMute - you're silly for thinking buu would be discussing perl in #perl.
<1> buu: struct foo { }; or typedef struct { } foo; to set it as a type without having to p*** all args as void foo(struct meow *peck) {}
<4> dec_: i would have known that regarding #perl@magnet but not here :/
<0> dec_: Yeah, duh.
<1> buu: Where's your C book?
<0> infi: I only have c++ books
<1> :(
<8> google doesn't know C?
<1> buu: C_Dreamer is working on a decent tutorial on the ##c wiki
<0> thrig: Thanks.
<9> now go buy the white book.
<0> jpeg: Nothx.
<10> I havn't coded C for so long.
<10> hi simcop2387
<0> Hrm. C makes this tricky.
<11> I am very cool
<11> and I eat 3 times a day
<11> and sleep in a bed
<11> at night
<12> i feel soo krad
<13> net::ssh::perl is really really slow, can someone recommend a faster module?
<14> Net::SSH?
<15> perlbot: karma substack
<7> Karma for substack: 3
<15> hooray!
<15> perlbot: karma perlmonks
<7> Karma for perlmonks: 1
<15> perlmonks++
<15> anyhow
<15> back to idling
<16> s0crates, take a look at Net::SSH2
<16> s0crates, it's based on libssh2 rather than a pile of other perl modules
<0> Gah. C--
<17> sup fools
<13> tobeya: thanks again
<18> is there a way to comment out multiple lines of code in perl?
<18> kind of like /* and */ in cpp or java?
<19> yes
<18> nacredata : are you talking to me?
<20> you can use POD if you'd like. otherwise, not exactly
<19> yes - it involves using the syntax for in-line documentation --
<19> POD, yeah, that's what I was trying to say
<18> what is POD?
<20> plain old documentation
<20> perldoc perlpod
<21> Type 'perldoc perlpod' in your shell or go to http://perldoc.perl.org/perlpod.html
<19> start a line with an equal sign and a word, then end with equal sign and "cut" - no spaces in either case
<19> =for comment on blah
<19> blah blah
<19> =cut
<18> cool...thanks guys
<19> ps crack is not the preferred state of mind for effective programming
<22> Real quicl question. How do I get non-parsed headers support on my webserver ?
<22> This is on a linux computer
<22> gentoo + non-parsed headers
<2> Um.
<2> Yes!
<14> What the hell are non-parsed headers?
<0> Something from like 10 years ago
<2> Headers! That haven't been parsed!
<22> Hehehe.. Yes Im trying to run the cgi proxy on my server, but I need non-parsed headers support
<0> revdiablo: By default apache parses cgi header output
<9> Raistlfiren: nph scripts are ugly stupid awful hacks, but you can use them with apache by prefixing the filename with nph-
<9> or use mod_asis: http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_asis.html
<2> DING DING DING, Thank you for comming to #perl with your $apache question!
<9> he didn't say he was using apache, though
<2> Where $apache is true for all values of webserver.
<9> you never know with gentoo users
<22> Yes im using apache
<2> I use khttpd in a production environment!
<0> ew73: YOU SICK PIG.
<2> Pigs have like 30-minute long orgasms.
<0> I've heard rumours of this.
<23> your ideas intrigue and astound me
<2> I don't think I care for that.
<9> boars or sows, ew73?
<2> jpeg: I have no idea.
<9> well that won't do.
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<25> am i the only one here who writes down consecutive numbers with the .. notation like in perl?
<0> Sigh.
<23> simcop2387: you should ... !
<25> bpalmer: i do it all the time
<2> Ah, all praise the internet.
<25> perlbot .a
<25> perlbot .am
<7> .am is Armenia
<25> hmm
<2> On the Zoophillia forum, I find that the average boar orgasm is 10 - 30 minutes, and comes in Parts, with teh last part being a "plug".
<23> I realize I don't even know where armenia is :(
<2> (they also suggest that sows make good "zoos")
<22> jpeg, So that module will allow me to do it ?
<25> ew73: either say that to GumbyBRAIN or its just plain sick
<9> Raistlfiren: so they say.
<2> GumbyBRAIN: On the Zoophillia forum, I find that the average boar orgasm is 10 - 30 minutes, and comes in Parts, with teh last part being a "plug".
<26> And on the forum.
<9> GumbyBRAIN: plug ew73.
<26> Ew73 is a bug.
<2> :(
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