Renormalist

I just rediscovered an old project of myself when I was learning Perl/XS and wanted to drop a hint to it here.

It might be useful for others who also have no idea how XS works and who would benefit from the approach and point of view of another XS newbie.

It is both the step-by-step description and a CPAN-ready Perl distribution.

You can find it on github:

Acme::The::Secret::XS::Diaries

Happy hacking.

Finally I could attend the Perl Toolchain Summit again.

As often in the last years I worked on the Benchmark::Perl::Formance toolchain.

The major achievement in this Perl Toolchain Summit was to wrap up the separate major components together under a common umbrella (App::Benchmark::Perl::Formance::Supertool), so it is easier approachable when setting up a new environment or actually running and evaluating benchmarks.

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Besides thanking the sponsors, I also want to have a dedicated entry to say a big Thank You to the organizers. Neil Bowers, JJ, and Barbie. It was an incredible experience, well organized, nice city, and especially a nice hotel which although it could not provide "the real Wall" at least tried very hard to surround me with little Perl history hints:

/var/www/users/steffen_schwigon/index.html

This year at the Perl QA Hackathon I had three topics: benchmark update Perl until 5.24, enable CPAN test reporting on L4Linux, release a Net::SSH::Perl v2 to CPAN.

Part 3 - Net::SSH::Perl

I am co-maintaining Net::SSH::Perl, though usually I just apply patches that come up on RT or github.

Some months ago ="https://github.com/lkinle…

This year at the Perl QA Hackathon I had three topics: benchmark update Perl until 5.24, enable CPAN test reporting on L4Linux, release a Net::SSH::Perl v2 to CPAN.

Part 2 - CPAN testing on L4 Linux

To extend the diversity of platforms on CPAN TESTERS, I brought a laptop with me which runs on the L4Re micro-kernel in order to set up CPAN::Reporter tools on i…