"Perl6 {will lower Perl usage} not from a technological standpoint because Perl6 will always suffer from the same implementation problems as Java due to its architecture."
I found this sentence in your post confusing given what you said before. So I seek clarification. Are you saying words to the effect that:
- "Perl6 does not suffer from the same implementation problems as Java so ..."; or
- "Perl6 does suffer from the same implementation problems currently but that's temporary so ..."; or
- "Perl6 does suffer from the same implementation problems as Java and always will; nevertheless ..."; or
- something else?
Thanks in advance if you have time and care to clarify which you meant.
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