From: Dan Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'm new to Perl, and my book says that Perl can be compiled. Does
> this mean there is a command like $ perl --compile --file ./script or
> does this just mean that instead of parsing line by line everything is
> checked for errors and then run? (i.e. Just
Dan Anderson wrote:
>
> I'm new to Perl, and my book says that Perl can be compiled. Does this
> mean there is a command like $ perl --compile --file ./script or does
> this just mean that instead of parsing line by line everything is
> checked for errors and then run? (i.e. Just in Time compilat
I'm new to Perl, and my book says that Perl can be compiled. Does this
mean there is a command like $ perl --compile --file ./script or does
this just mean that instead of parsing line by line everything is
checked for errors and then run? (i.e. Just in Time compilation)
Thanks in advance,
Dan
