Anisa
how are you running your script ?
if its from the command line you need to specify the location of your perl
script to the perl interpreter
ex: if your script is C:\myScripts\test.pl
you will need to enter the following at the comand line
perl C:\myScript\test.pl
alternatively if you change to that directory (CD C:\myScript) you can
simply run perl test.pl
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Date:
10/10/2008 04:58 AM
Subject:
running a perl configure script in windows
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Hi,
I am new to using Perl and running configure scripts on windows. I have a
version of activePerl installed on my PC and I am trying to install a
program whose configure script is written in Perl. I am getting the
following error and do not know what is wrong:
config: The Perl script could not be found
Please assist. Thanks in advance.
Anisa Ragalo,
MSc Student,
Department of Computer Science,
University of Cape Town.
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Cellphone: +27760335309
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