Hi Paul,
I didn't seen this error before, but it looks like Perl & Embperl are build
with different build options.
You might look at the output of "perl -V" and the output of the make of Embperl
an check if there is any important difference.
The other possibility is that the Perl include files
rl'
Subject: RE: Embedded Perl Development
Hi,
>
> I'm currently a user of Embedded Perl for our hosting
> customers, and I have been trying to find out information as
> to what future development is being done on version 1.3.6 and
> if a Stable version of version 2.0 is
Hi,
>
> I'm currently a user of Embedded Perl for our hosting
> customers, and I have been trying to find out information as
> to what future development is being done on version 1.3.6 and
> if a Stable version of version 2.0 is coming up soon.
>
> I haven't been able to find this information
>
> Perhaps Gerald could set somewhere in the documentation a more prominent
> link to a small topic "inputting, parsing and outputting HTML-Strings"
> because i think, that problem will occur more often.
>
There's a whole section in the FAQ about these problems. Also the
optRawInput option is me
Hi Ken, Hi Gerald!
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Gerald Richter wrote:
[...]
> > E M B E D D E D P E R L
> I guess setting optRawInput (EMBPERL_OPTIONS) will solve your problem. (if
> the are outputed by some Perl code)
This solution works great for the problem i had yesterday! It's a bit
tricky
> From: Ken Ray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> I am currently testing version 1.3b2, and I have come up with an
> interesting "bug" - at least I think it is a bug. I suspect that
> any " " characters are somehow getting converted to spaces
> before the html file is send from Apache to the client's
