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From: Mat Harris <mat.harris@genestate.com>
Subject: migration from perl
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 2002 15:35:30 +0100
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hi, i am a 'fairly' competant perl programmer but I believe that as most
of my work is with redhat, i should know that language it is built with.

can anyone point me in the right directions? what is the C equivalent to
perl.org? Should I learn C or C++?

thanks

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