How's this different from the 'Just another Perl Hacker'
programs (except that it prints a different text)
that have been floating around in the Perl community for
eons?
You might want to take a look at the file 't/japh/abigail.t'
in the Perl distribution. Just substitute the appropriate
strings such that it prints 'Hello world' instead of
'Just another Perl Hacker'.
# Computed goto, self modifying code, a loop with an unconditional
# jumps, that terminates anyway, uses strict, warnings and POD,
# and fits in a single line less than 80 characters:
perl -Mstrict -we '$_ = "goto F.print chop;\n=dlroW olleH";F1:eval'
Abigail
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