>>>>> "Dan" == Dan Kegel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dan> Best thing to do is use the standard path, /usr/bin/perl, Dan> and use a lowest-common-denomenator dialect of Perl, Dan> so it works with perl4 and up (or possibly perl5, but Dan> that might annoy some users). We abandoned Perl 4 with the rest of (some would say "long after" :-) the world a while back. I think we do try not to require a bleeding edge Perl (I personally write pretty vanilla Perl code, that being all I've taken the time to learn. And I think in the past we've made changes to avoid brand-new features). The path is computed by configure; you can't use /usr/bin/perl as systems vary. Tom
