On Fri, May 26, 2006 at 12:37:31PM +0100, Michael Mathews wrote:
> I use the expat and libxslt libraries (both in C) regularly via perl,
> so I guess I must agree that there is a distinction -- thank you for
> clarifying that. But I can't think of any examples where I was stuck
> because I couldn't use a "library" only available in, say Python, or
> JavaScript in my Perl. But then I'm seeking to learn here so can you
> give a nice juicy example of a non-C library that would be a big plus
> to be able to include in Perl?
Log4java, although it's now been cloned as Log4perl.
More importantly from a perl programmer's point of view, I'd really like
the benighted heathen pythonistas to be able to use my fabulous perl
code.
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