I was on the assumption that upcoming Perl 5.10 is going to replace 5.8 
. thanks for the clarification.

- sriram

Mark Phalan wrote:
>
> On 29 May 2009, at 19:54, Sriram Natarajan wrote:
>
>> In that case,  just out of curiousity - isn't  it better if the same 
>> perl team delivers all such critical Perl modules as well.  I 
>> honestly don't know if the Perl team has the right bandwidth to do so 
>> but if various such critical modules are integrated by different 
>> teams then perl upgrade will become more and more harder.  Just my 2c 
>> thoughts..
>>
>
> If I understand correctly Perl 5.8 and Perl 5.10 can co-exist. 
> Delivering a Perl module for Perl 5.8 should in no way affect 
> upgrading Perl to 5.10. The PSARC case for 5.10 indicates that Perl 
> 5.8 will be end-of-life'ed at a later date. If/When Perl is upgraded 
> to 5.10 I'll make sure that Net::SSLeay will work with it. I'm not 
> sure the Perl team (even if there is such a thing) would like to be 
> burdened with being responsible for the whole universe of Perl 
> modules. Net:SSLeay really falls into the Solaris Security group's 
> responsibility (of which I'm part of).
>
> -M

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