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# Perl and Undecidability - Jeffrey Kegler
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[Jeffrey Kegler][1] >
### Perl and Undecidability
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This is the series in which I presented the proofs that Perl parsing is not, in general, decidable. The articles assume a basic knowledge of Perl, but no familiarity with proofs, Theory of Computation, the Halting Problem, or any of that. They appeared in successive issues of [_The Perl Review_][2].
Part 1: "The Halting Problem", in _The Perl Review_, Volume 4, Issue 2, Spring 2008, pp. 21-25. [Download][3]. [Revisions and Corrections][4].
Part 2: "Rice's Theorem", in _The Perl Review_, Volume 4, Issue 3, Summer 2008, pp. 23-29. [Download][5]. [Revisions and Corrections][6].
Part 3: "Perl Is Undecidable", in _The Perl Review_, Volume 5, Issue 0, Fall 2008, pp. 7-11. [Download][7].
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Subpages (3): [Perl and Undecidability Files][8] [Revisions to "Perl and Undecidability", Part 1, TPR Spring 2008][4] [Revisions to "Perl and Undecidability", Part 2, TPR Summer 2008][6]
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