* The data must be all typed,
* there needs to exist a C++ mapping for this type,
* and there need to exist a C++ mapping for these typed ops.
Since rperl does this transparently it's a bit hard to tell which parts get optimized and which not. I hope we can create better tools or docs to see it.
re LICENSE: This additional selling clause is a violation of the ARTISTIC license, yes. But you can just fork rperl, delete this selling clause, and you should be fine, since rperl itself is under the dual perl license.
re LICENSE: This additional selling clause is a violation of the ARTISTIC license, yes. But you can just fork rperl, delete this selling clause, and you should be fine, since rperl itself is under the dual perl license.