>
> umm ... since Linux accounts (at a guess) for 75% of Perl
> usauge, thats
> quite an 'afterthought'. My guess is they see ActiveState
> Perl as taking
> over the world and these tools are simply there to help get it to that
> position.
I think it's more than Windows accounts for 75% of the IDE market, rather
than the Perl market...
Anyway, I thought all this stuff about non-standard kinds of Win32 Perl was
sorted out years ago. Activestate Perl is the same as anyone else's Perl,
shurely? All the brain ache surrounding PPM and CPAN modules and XS is not
strictly perl related is it? I mean how the hell do you install CPAN packges
on EPOC perl or Mac Perl or any other platform that doesn't smell of Unix?
I've I'm wrong and Activestate Perl is full of unreleased modifications to
Perl itself or the core libs I'd like to know if it...
