On Sun, 28 May 2000 22:02:44 -0400, Matthew Persico <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>> In any event, I'm still awe struck by the "Visual Perl" announcement. However,
>> the concept does sound intriguing. Having a hard time accepting that MS is so
>> closely embracing perl.
>
>
>MS isn't. Sounds to me like AS is doing all the work, attaching to MS's
>apis. Maybe you can thank US Justice Dept for even getting MS to be
>cooperative.
Yes, Visual Perl will be an ActiveState product. Visual Studio 7 will be
much more extensible than earlier versions and Microsoft allows other
companies to integrate into that framework:
http://msdnisv.microsoft.com/bizconn/vsip/
You do have to pay a license fee to Microsoft to get access to this
technology; the VSIP program is not a consequence of the latest trial
results.
-Jan
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