| | 1 | microperl is supposed to be able a really minimal perl, even more |
| | 2 | minimal than miniperl. No Configure is needed to build microperl, |
| | 3 | on the other hand this means that interfaces between Perl and your |
| | 4 | operating system are left very -- minimal. |
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| | 6 | All this is experimental. If you don't know what to do with microperl |
| | 7 | you probably shouldn't. Do not report bugs in microperl; fix the bugs. |
| | 8 | |
| | 9 | We assume ANSI C89 plus the following: |
| | 10 | - <stdlib.h> |
| | 11 | - rename() |
| | 12 | - opendir(), readdir(), closedir() (via dirent.h) |
| | 13 | - memchr (via string.h) |
| | 14 | - (a safe) putenv() (via stdlib.h) |
| | 15 | - strtoul() (via stdlib.h) |
| | 16 | (grep for 'define' in uconfig.sh.) |
| | 17 | Also, Perl times() is defined to always return zeroes. |
| | 18 | |
| | 19 | If you are still reading this and you are itching to try out microperl: |
| | 20 | |
| | 21 | make -f Makefile.micro |
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