Perl help

[jabr at blu.org (John Abreau)]

On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, Bill Horne wrote:

> "Venkat Reddy. M" <venkat8 at hotmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > I've some doubts in programming Perl(Text Processing and CGI).Please let me
> > know if you are good in Perl.

If you have a specific question, perhaps someone on the list can answer
it. Also, there are a bunch of perl-specific mailing lists you can find
through www.perl.org:

(from http://www.perlmongers.org/support/online_support.html)

   mod_perl send to: majordomo at apache.org
   subscribe modperl For mod_perl users and developers. There is a
   searchable archive. 

   Win32/NT see ActiveState Tool Corp.'s lists Many lists for Perl on
   Microsoft OSes

   MacPerl see The MacPerl Community Site For MacPerl users and
   developers. There is a searchable archive.

   VMS send to: majordomo at perl.org
   subscribe vmsperl For Perl on VMS, as well as porting issues

   MVS send to: majordomo at perl.org
   subscribe perl-mvs For Perl on MVS, as well as porting issues

   Real Time OSes send to: majordomo at perl.org
   subscribe perl-rtos For Perl on real time operating systems

   Databases see the DBI mailing lists Using DBI to talk to databases
   Mysql, mSQL see the mysql site Using mysql or msql from Perl

   WWW send to: libwww-perl-request at ics.uci.edu
   subscribe libwww-perl For users of LWP, the family of modules that 
   allows Perl to interact with the Web.

   Libnet send to: majordomo at perl.org
   subscribe perl-libnet For users of libnet

   Perl/Tk send to: perltk-request at lists.stanford.edu
   subscribe libwww-perl using the GUI tool Tk with Perl.

   Event Loop send to: majordomo at perl.org
   subscribe perl-loop Creating an event loop for use with Perl/Tk, LWP,
   et cetera.

   XS send to: majordomo at perl.org
   subscribe perl-xs Hooking C code to Perl. 

   Module authors send to: majordomo at perl.org
   subscribe module-authors


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