I recently submitted a message suggesting that Linux use PERL as the implementation lanugage for many of its system support programs. The follow-ups indicated that people aren't familiar with the abilities of PERL. To address specific points mentioned in the followup, PERL does give access to essentially all of the Unix system calls, including alarm() and listen(). There is no technical reason why PERL couldn't be used; it is simply a question of whether people think the philosophical change is justified by the advantages gained. Tim
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