Revision history for CPS

0.11 CHANGES:

• Added kpareach()
• Renamed kloop() to kwhile(); added transparent back-compatibility redirect

0.10 CHANGES:

• Moved data-flow functional functions into their own CPS::Functional namespace
• Don't check ref($k) eq "CODE" - may get in the way of Clever Tricks (e.g. callable objects)

  BUGFIXES

• Scrub @_ in continuation from kwhile() and kpar() - fixes RT 55787
• Implement gkwhile() using a fixpoint combinator to avoid weakref bugs on perl 5.6 entirely

0.09 CHANGES:

• Added kseq()
• Minor documentation updates
• Skip t/32leakcheck.t before perl version 5.8.0

0.08 CHANGES:

• Added kpar()
• Only opportunisticly use Sub::Name, don't hard-depend on it in case of pure-perl scenarios

0.07 CHANGES:

• Added note about perl before 5.8 not implementing weaken properly, so possible memory leaks if gkwhile()'s continuations are lost

  BUGFIXES

• Second attempt at making gkwhile() work on perl 5.6

0.06 CHANGES:

• Created CPS::Governor::Deferred
• Use Sub::Name to correctly name the gkwhile iteration closure

0.05 CHANGES:

• Added kdescendd() and kdescendb()
• (Hopefully) work on perl 5.6 again
• Created the concept of a Governor and implemented a simple one

0.04 CHANGES:

• Added dropk() analogous to liftk()
• Added 'use warnings'
• Various small updates to keep CPANTS happy

0.03 BUGFIXES:

• Declare dependency on at least perl 5.8 since weaken() fails tests on earlier perls

0.02 CHANGES:

• Use Scalar::Util::weaken() in kwhile(), breaking cycle for $iter and allowing body to care less about leaks. Also allows passthrough of $k without intermediate sub{}

0.01 First version, released on an unsuspecting world.