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From: [email protected] (Rich Morin)
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Subject: MacPerl -- Yes, Perl 5 on the Mac!
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Date: 31 Oct 1997 17:51:38 GMT
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Unfortunately, few Perl programmers are aware that a native version of Perl
is available for use on both M68K and PPC Macs, under both the Finder and
MPW.  So, I am sending out this modest plea:

                          Take a look at MacPerl!

The MacPerl Pages (http://www.ptf.com/macperl/) contain summary information
on MacPerl, scads of relevant links, and draft chapters of Prime Time Free-
ware's upcoming book on MacPerl.

MacPerl is true freeware; both the source code and the binary executables
are freely redistributable.  So, you really have no excuse for delaying:
if you have a Mac, pick up a copy of MacPerl and try it!

Yours, Rich Morin
President, PTF

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