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17:53         TonyC@: I could see a compiler or JIT using it to say turn C<my int $x;> into C<IV x;>
17:53           mst@: right, I think rperl's leaning quite heavily on it
17:54      perigrin@: there was something else besides MX::Lexical::Types too
17:54       phaylon@: there's a types.pm on cpan
17:55      perigrin@: mst: I think rperl isn't using the standard lexer/parser though ... I think I saw Wil claim he was using PPI for the parsing
17:56           mst@: perigrin: he's moving slowly towards a B.pm based approach
17:56           mst@: I might have happened to him slightly.
17:56      perigrin@: heh
17:57           alh@: Hmm

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19:05        rurban@: rperl's only chance is to use PPI, to properly parse types. p5p cannot parse all types yet
19:06        rurban@: TonyC: see my types YAPC talks