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Um. Me. Iain Truskett. Can be found as either Spoon or Koschei around the place, and as Braxiatel in rare circumstances. Um. Cool. Ta.
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Um. Me. Iain Truskett. Can be found as either Spoon or Koschei around the place, and as Braxiatel in rare circumstances. Um. Cool. Ta.
My perl svn repository [dellah.org] if you want bits of code by me. Also see dellah.org [dellah.org] for most of them in action.
My friends [perl.org], foes [perl.org], fans [perl.org], and freaks [perl.org]. And you can see what my friends are journalling [perl.org].
And everybody's journals [perl.org] (in order of updating).
Friday July 05, 2002
01:23 AM
Perl 5.004_03
Similar to the Sapphire search, does anyone have Perl 5.004_03 sources?
CPAN doesn't go back that far, and BackPAN doesn't go forward that far. I'm curious because the installed version here at work has a problem with glob, but the sources are nowhere to be found.
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BACKPAN (Score:2)
Works by CPANID so if you do 'perldoc perlhist' to find the pumpkin of that release, find the CPANID and then cruise BACKPAN for the tarball of that perl. 5.004_03 [valueclick.com] was the job of Tim Bunce, so you look under TIMB and voila :)
Re:BACKPAN (Score:2)
There used to be something that I think was called "Oasis" that had lots of old versions of Perl, even going back to 1.0. It used to be linked to from perl.com's download section. It's probably a good thing that it's not anymore, but does anyone know where it is?
J. David works really hard, has a passion for writing good software, and knows many of the world's best Perl programmers
Re:BACKPAN (Score:2)
The Oasis, a.k.a. LEO, is no more, but you can still find the old perls it had here [valueclick.com].
Re:BACKPAN (Score:1)
Thank you!
J. David works really hard, has a passion for writing good software, and knows many of the world's best Perl programmers
Re:BACKPAN (Score:2)
:) I'm not the self-appointed archeperlogist for nothing.
Re:BACKPAN (Score:1)
Thanks! (Now all we need is for jdavidb to find Sapphire =) )
---ict / Spoon