>>> I have an active win2k web server running Perl 5.8.x that I would
>>> like to upgrade to the latest version of Perl w/PerlEx. What is the
>>> easiest way to do this without having to reinstall all of my modules
>>> and IIS settings?
>>> - Chris
> Chris Wagner wrote:
>> If ur talking abou
I have a service written in perl which appears to have a very small
memory leak. Because it runs as a service it's hard to run the debugger.
Is there a way I can print the memory usage of the different variables
in the symbol table from within the script? I'd like to make it write
out some stats on
On Fri, 10 Feb 2006, Chris wrote:
> If it causes problems, I don't think I have a choice. Is there a way
> to tell what modules have been installed in addition to the base set?
> I assume I'm going to have to compare what's currently installed to
> what was originally included with that version.
I
Assuming that I didn't miss a smiley face, the '-M' option
is a way do a "use" on a Module before executing your
program and the '-e' option allows you to specify the program
text directly on the command line.
Quoting from the "perlrun" FAQ:
-m[-]module
-M[-]module
-M[-]'module ...'
-[mM]
At 10:13 AM 2/10/2006 -0500, Chris wrote:
>If it causes problems, I don't think I have a choice. Is there a way to tell
>what modules have been installed in addition to the base set? I assume I'm
>going to have to compare what's currently installed to what was originally
>included with that version
On Fri, 10 Feb 2006, Chris wrote:
> If it causes problems, I don't think I have a choice. Is there a way
> to tell what modules have been installed in addition to the base set?
> I assume I'm going to have to compare what's currently installed to
> what was originally included with that version.
"Arms, Mike" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> And as Rob (Sisyphus) said, you have to use different quoting
> mechanisms under Unix versus Win32 shells
A command line that works both on Unix and Windows shells is this one:
perl "-MLWP 99"
Regards,
Gisle
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Gisle Aas [gisle AT ActiveState.com] wrote:
>Mike Arms [marms AT sandia.gov] wrote:
>> And as Rob (Sisyphus) said, you have to use different quoting
>> mechanisms under Unix versus Win32 shells
>
> A command line that works both on Unix and Windows shells is this one:
>
> perl "-MLWP 99"
Isn't
If you added additional repositories to your PPM setup, then you probably
need
to set them up again before running the restore to make sure ppm can
locate
all the modules again.
I have the documentation on ppm but did not find how to do what I would like
to do.
I would like to save the de
Hi,
Which Perl module or library is needed to perform HTTPS/SSL communication?
I tried the command line cURL but its giving me errors.
The parameters to the website are passed as a QUERY STRING within the URL.
BTW. I am using win32 machines.
regards,
Jaime
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