> > the only reason which might make sense is to have the ability to write
> > kernel-modules in perl.
>
> Oh, yes! Wonderful! Next we rewrite the whole kernel in Java(tm)!
> Seriously. _You_ were kidding, weren't you?
Then take a look at the Perl Filesystem. And while you're
there, don't forget to look up (and reload) the Quantum
Intercal manual and the language-independant hello.c...
Rik -- Open Source: you deserve to be in control of your data.
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