At 12:48 AM 3/17/2007 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Incidentally, perl is a typeless language, compounding the problem even
more. That is, perl 
>converts a variable or literal to an integer, a floating point double, or
text string on-the-fly as 
>needed. A single line of perl code may hide several such conversions within
the perl core, 
>with each operation adding more onto the error until it becomes noticeable.

Which is probably the single biggest flaw in Perl.  It borders on the
Microsoft-esque in the things it does behind ur back trying to figure out
what it thinks u *want*.  And u had *better* want it mister!  Probably only
javascript has a worse arithmetic engine.





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