Aldo said:
> also Dave Roth's books deserve a mention
. . . . .
> they're the most excellent Win32-specific Perl resource around
Agreed. How could I have forgotten a guy named Dave? :-)
David
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>> Are the O'Reily ones the best, or should I look at
>> something else?
> O'Reilly with two ells.
> [...]
also Dave Roth's books deserve a mention:
- Win32 Perl Programming: The Standard Extensions
(Macmillan Technical Publishing) ISBN: 1578700671
- Win32 Perl Scri
Bill wrote [in part]:
> Can anyone reccomend a book or books for learning Perl for Windows?
Depending on your background, I'd recommend either:
Learning Perl on win32 Systems [Schwartz, Olson, & Christiansen]
[published by O'Reilly, ora.com]
or
Elements of Programming with Perl [Andrew John
I think the O'Reilly books are an excellent source for learning Perl.
I also like Perl in 21 days.
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Hello all!
I've been a lurker for a while now, and I had a
quick question:
Can anyone reccomend a book or books for learning
Perl for Windows? Are the O'Reily ones the best, or should I look at
something else?
Thanks,
Bill
