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All the same, for better or worse, whether deliberate or not, PAR is quite a bit more transparent in what and how it is doing what it does. IndigoStar is not being as clear as they could be in exactly what they are and are not claiming perl2exe actually does.

I'll grant that this particular horse may well be dead by now. The twitch just seen may have been a simple response of an object to being kicked.

yours,
Michael

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: perl2exe - no more secrets by herveus
in thread perl2exe - no more secrets by merlyn

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