[kw-pm] kw-pm Digest, Vol 110, Issue 1

[Raymond]

Our production code is all C/C++ and uses make for compilation/linking, but Perl is the lingua franca for holding it all together, packaging, CI and production build systems, etc. Python is in there too but most new development is still Perl.
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From: Jung Myeng Lee <jm3lee at gmail.com>
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To: Nick Dumas<nick.dumas at gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [kw-pm] kw-pm Digest, Vol 110, Issue 1

> I do a fair bit of Perl at work.
> The official release stuff is C/C++/.net, but the prototype, debugging
> and "get whatever's left out of the corrupt file" stuff is Perl

I had similar experience at previous work place. I'm a C developer,
but I have written project configuration scripts, and cscope web
front-end in Perl -- they are still using it. There were tons of
legacy scripts written in Perl by others as well. A large silicon
vendor we had also exclusively used Perl scripts to configure their
system.

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Brian Jung Myeng Lee
Homepage: http://koreanbrian.com
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