RHAT bug? /etc/init.d/functions:daemon()
Bill McGonigle
bill at bfccomputing.com
Wed Feb 1 13:04:01 EST 2006
On Feb 1, 2006, at 11:26, Ben Scott wrote:
> One of the biggest incentives to use Perl is the large collection of
> modules. Runtime performance is another, but that's generally not a
> concern for initscripts. So what's the benefit?
It's easier to learn, more expressive, more powerful (without getting
into the Turing machine argument) and has a popular extension
mechanism.
I didn't say you wouldn't want to use any modules, I said you don't
want every module known to man to be used. The perl binary for a
distribution would statically link in the modules that are considered
useful by the packagers. The power is that list is easily
expanded/changed when warranted.
-Bill
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