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Friday September 30, 2005
08:02 AM
pxperl
I've just downloaded and installed pxperl, as well as mingw, msys etc.
It looks impressive. Now I am curious why I haven't heard more about it. The PXPerl download seems to include lots of modules and other fancy stuff, including parrot and pugs, and invitingly a Hello World example for pugs in the intro:
And, just so I don't forget:
It looks impressive. Now I am curious why I haven't heard more about it. The PXPerl download seems to include lots of modules and other fancy stuff, including parrot and pugs, and invitingly a Hello World example for pugs in the intro:
pugs -e "'Hello from Perl 6!'.say"
And, just so I don't forget:
find_doc /intro
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PXPerl (Score:1)
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Fortunately for me I'm not, but it does highlight the need for support. It also makes me wonder how many people are running what flavour of perl for windows?