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This pretty much covers a lot of the questions I had in my head.

Also, a lot to digest :)

I think a lot of Windows® people will be happier with being able to create .exe now. Just about every other day on all the beginners mailing lists and sometimes on here, that question always comes up.

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In reply to Re^2: Basic Perl5 to basic Perl6? by ghenry
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