pkgsrc/devel/calltree-perl/distinfo

$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.1 2016/09/17 06:13:30 mef Exp $

SHA1 (calltree-perl-0.1/Calltree-perl_pl) = 336e853d30f314f17a268f370a91a3703886602c
RMD160 (calltree-perl-0.1/Calltree-perl_pl) = bd2ab180de73a1a48ed68e2ae351ba9053c067ef
SHA512 (calltree-perl-0.1/Calltree-perl_pl) = 4bdfc35114460a73efccbe19f01cb8c8b55516a43fef415e89703684dd2556e0852de4a365fda32b31774d2d86f35463ca2eb58dfce13fd237044d43e96dde9d
Size (calltree-perl-0.1/Calltree-perl_pl) = 9141 bytes
Import calltree-perl-0.1 as devel/calltree-perl. The program contains a collection of tools for analyzing Perl code. Analyzing a static program runs headlong into the halting problem -- no automatic process can find all infinite loops, or fully model dynamic data generated within an arbitrary program. If you need to solve that kind of problem, a runtime debugger, human insight, and good programming practices go a long way. On the other hand, if you're reading a new Perl code for the first time, you've come to the right place. 2016-09-17 08:13:30 +02:00			$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.1 2016/09/17 06:13:30 mef Exp $

			`SHA1 (calltree-perl-0.1/Calltree-perl_pl) = 336e853d30f314f17a268f370a91a3703886602c`
			`RMD160 (calltree-perl-0.1/Calltree-perl_pl) = bd2ab180de73a1a48ed68e2ae351ba9053c067ef`
			`SHA512 (calltree-perl-0.1/Calltree-perl_pl) = 4bdfc35114460a73efccbe19f01cb8c8b55516a43fef415e89703684dd2556e0852de4a365fda32b31774d2d86f35463ca2eb58dfce13fd237044d43e96dde9d`
			`Size (calltree-perl-0.1/Calltree-perl_pl) = 9141 bytes`