@oshalla
I understand that perl is Interpreted.
I noticed that Perl is a lot faster then Java or Python (Faster as in Efficent memory use, I forgot to put that in there aswell).
I do not want to write inline C but it would be really usefull.
Umm, Ill look a bit more in the INLINE Cpan functions.
I fell for cpan since its a clear way to find functions and a good documented page.
Since Perl is a Scripting language it will work on both Platforms without to much fiddle (atleast I hope).
And thats why I love CPAN, sometimes in C you have problems with functions in other OSes.

Thanks for your reply I'll look more into it.

@swampyankee
I am sorry about any Gramar mistakes. I have the problem that I am very Dyslectic and I don't know why the text is formatted that bad.
Since I did write it with Enters and Such (\x0A\x0D ;)).
I do indeed a lot of Low Level stuff. Stuff on low levels like TCP and Memory Addresses. But I understand that when its Platform Aimed I would do it in C anyway.
Or I would do it in a language from the platform (Like C#) anyway.

@All,
I think that I came off a bit like a SpeedNut. For speed I would not need to much. I just want to cut down on my Coding time on all my small projects.
Thats why I want to switch to Scripting from Compiling.

I once started with my own scripting language. (developing one) but I thought it was quite pointless since there is such a huge pile of scriptinglanguages out there.
I'd just love to be able to execute Opcodes anyway though. But as I see there is a Inline::Asm I guess that its posible.

Thanks already. Anymore ideas / tips / comments?

Cheers,
Robin

In reply to Re^2: Is Perl right for me? by RobinV
in thread Is Perl right for me? by RobinV

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