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I hack perl for dyndns.org, I maintain Net::DNS, I play drums in a band.. I do this, I do that.. yada yada yada...
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I hack perl for dyndns.org, I maintain Net::DNS, I play drums in a band.. I do this, I do that.. yada yada yada...
Friday October 04, 2002
06:29 AM
Ummm?!
Someone just sent me a rather long rant complaining that Net::DNS requires parrot. Logic as follows:
- Net::DNS requires Test::More
- If you search for Test::More on search.cpan.org, the 8th result (also the result directly below the correct result) is parrot.
- Therefore, Net::DNS requires parrot.
With some pride, I announce that I have released the first mainstream module for perl6.
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Genuine Problem (Score:1)
I guess that answer is to always use CPAN.pm which has more smarts, but I don't think that's always possible. I know I went through a long period of hating CPAN. I still dislike the fact that it doesn't integrate with packaging systems.
-Dom
Re:Genuine Problem (Score:2)
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