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From: Jonathan Geisler <geisler@mcs.anl.gov>
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Subject: Re: To pick a (perl) fight!
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Many of you mentioned that Perl 5 does not have a book as a good reason
for not using it.  I would just like to say that I noticed O'Reilly will
be releasing one this spring (April?), so that argument is not going to
be valid much longer.

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| Jonathan Geisler                                 |
| Mathematics & Computer Science Division          |
| Argonne National Laboratory                      |
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