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Respectively: https://github.com/rakudo-p5/v5 https://github.com/rakudo-p5/v5 While not quite the same as what was asked, it's clear that 'not at all' is not a

• duskwuff 12y ago
  That module's neat, but CPAN is still out of reach. For one, a lot of important modules in CPAN contain XS components, which don't carry over. Additionally, a lot of the modules that don't use XS are likely to be using unusual features of Perl5 which aren't fully emulated by that shim.
  • ugexe 12y ago
    As its now been pointed out more than once, 'not at all' is not true. I did not claim it could use everything available on CPAN, but was pointing out that you were making a false statement based on, well, i'm not sure what you based your statement on but it was made in such a matter-of-factly way that it needed to be corrected.
  • raiph 12y ago
    Yes. v5, a Perl 5 compiler written in Perl 6, is promising tech with potentially huge long term (10 years) strategic consequences for Perl 5 and Perl. But it's very early days and it correctly handles only the simplest of modules. I'd hazard a guess that currently less than 1% of CPAN modules pass their tests when loaded by v5. But Inline::Perl5 is a completely different animal. It handles modules using XS or whatever fine. See my nearby comments for further details.