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Re: Ansi Perl

by sasikumar (Monk)
on Dec 23, 2004 at 11:22 UTC ( [id://417053]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Ansi Perl

Hi,
For example, one could take 'ANSI Perl' book, a year off, go to a deserted island, and create mini-ponnie.


If this is what u want then perl already has this support in it. There is no special ANSI Certification required for mainitaining the standards. More over perl is developed by the perl comunity. Its a single comunity as a whole. Even though vendors are different there is no core functionality change that would affect your program.

All these are evident frm the perls portability and the backward compatibility. The code that runs on windows runs the same on unix and all other OS(Though there are some exmptions). I hope your friend was misguided by some one.


No need for standards until or unless u start screwing the langauge.

Thanks
Sasi Kumar

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Re^2: Ansi Perl
by Eyck (Priest) on Dec 23, 2004 at 12:32 UTC

    There is no such thing as single 'perl community' with single voice.

    Even accounting for laws of large numbers, members of this community change, some of them start their own churches, many new people come and go....

    For example there is extremely large flurry of people with no UNIX background pouring in, this changes the language under our feet.

    Perl IS extremely portable (not to small devices though, unfortunatelly, :( ), which is especially shocking when compared to java, which claims to be portable, while it won't run on half of platforms that perl happily supports (without claiming ultra-portability), but it changes from revision to revision.

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