arybase perl-5.30.3 Tie core perl-5.34.1

[firmwarecostum]

I'd like to ask. is arybase no longer present in perl-5.30.3?

[mauke]

$ corelist arybase

Data for 2023-07-20
arybase was first released with perl v5.15.5 and removed from v5.29.4

[firmwarecostum]

ok thank

[mauke]

This is documented in perlvar (perldoc -v '$['):

As of Perl v5.16.0, it is implemented by the arybase module.

As of Perl v5.30.0, or under use v5.16, or no feature "array_base", $[ no longer has any effect, and always contains 0. Assigning 0 to it is permitted, but any other value will produce an error.

But unfortunately the removal of arybase from core is not mentioned in any perldelta.

[firmwarecostum]

@mauke

I want to ask again. is Tie not core anymore? if I see perl-5.30.3 Tie core is created. I'm currently using perl-5.34.1 and I noticed Tie is missing in auto

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openwrt@localhost:~$ corelist tie
Data for 2021-01-23
tie was not in CORE (or so I think)
openwrt@localhost:~$ corelist Tie
Data for 2021-01-23
Tie was not in CORE (or so I think)
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