Linda H wrote:
I am needing to write a front end for an online application written in
Perl. Is there a way for PHP to call a module or function written in Perl?
Firstly, please don't reply to existing threads with a completely new
topic. For those of us that use threaded newsreaders, your
I'm currently getting my feet wet with Perl and PHP. It's good many
people replied with it's your preference so as not to get into a flame
war and to remain open about the matter. However, I don't see that as
being very helpful because Perl !== PHP, obviously.
Here's what I've come across so
If you like php better, i'd stick with it; however, for almost all of my
un-web-related stuff, i use perl.
i'm pretty sure they would run at about the same speeds/efficency.
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I have to write a swath of
Unless you've got a compelling reason to switch to Perl, I wouldn't. I
like Perl, but like you have used PHP a lot more often in the last couple
of years.
Where I find it really nice is when my cron scripts need to use the same
libraries as my web scripts...
-philip
On Mon, 27 Jan 2003, Paul
Can php and perl code reside in the same file? When the document is served
up it parses the PHP and then the Perl?
No.
Apache does not allow stacked handlers.
Actually, Apache 2.0 was to offer this feature, IIRC. Dunno if it made it
through the process though... http://apache.org
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I haven't been to Barnes Noble yet, so I'm not sure if I will get the
O'Reilly or the Wrox book yet, but supposing I went with O'Reilly, I wonder
which would be better: Learning Perl 3rd Edition, or Learning Perl on Win32
Systems? I don't have much experience with Unix or Linux (minimal), but on
Well then, maybe you don't have/need to learn perl, perl is a pretty
good language for system administration of any sort, if you were on
Unix/Linux well yes of course but on WIndows. I think the better things
for you is to learn PHP and know everythings about it. If you have to
use time for php
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