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Top Forums Programming To Perl or not to Perl, that is the question... ;o) Post 303040297 by dodona on Saturday 26th of October 2019 05:12:32 AM
Old 10-26-2019
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Originally Posted by Neo
That PERL code "way back when" was "very crude" by todays standards, but it was very effective and fast. PERL was the best tool for that job "way back when". I was a huge PERL advocate back then, and would write all scripts in PERL, even when PERL was not needed. I loved PERL so much back then that I tried to get everyone to learn it and use it.
a 20 years ago I wrote a very large and complex server in perl. That PERL code wasn't "very crude", but fits to all todays standards,
That server still is running 24 hours each day. It never stops, never shows any bugs or 'features', and performs very fast and secure. I would write it again if it wouldn't exist already.
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ASP-PERL(1p)						User Contributed Perl Documentation					      ASP-PERL(1p)

NAME
asp-perl - Apache::ASP CGI and command line script processor SYNOPSIS
asp-perl [-hsdb] [-f asp.conf] [-o directory] file1 @arguments file2 @arguments ... -h Help you are getting now! -f Specify an alternate configuration file other than ./asp.conf -s Setup $Session and $Application state for script. -d Set to debug code upon errors. -b Only return body of document, no headers. -o Output directory, writes to files there instead of STDOUT -p GlobalPackage config, what perl package are the scripts compiled in. DESCRIPTION
This program will run Apache::ASP scripts from the command line. Each file that is specified will be run, and the $Request->QueryString() and $Request->Form() data will be initialized by the @arguments following the script file name. The @arguments will be written as space separated words, and will be initialized as an associate array where %arguments = @arguments. As an example: asp-perl file.asp key1 value1 key2 value2 would be similar to calling the file.asp in a web environment like /file.asp?key1=value1&key2=value2 The asp.conf script will be read from the current directory for parameters that would be set with PerlSetVar normally under mod_perl. For more information on how to configure the asp.conf file, please see < http://www.apache-asp.org/cgi.html > SEE ALSO
perldoc Apache::ASP, and also http://www.apache-asp.org COPYRIGHT
Copyright 1998-2004 Joshua Chamas, Chamas Enterprises Inc. This program is distributed under the GPL. Please see the LICENSE file in the Apache::ASP distribution for more information. perl v5.14.2 2011-08-15 ASP-PERL(1p)
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