Re: Windows Script Host support

Hi Luigi, I remember that 20 years ago ActivePerl (from ActiveState) had this. https://www.activestate.com/products/perl/ I don't think that StrawberryPerl ever had it. But nowadays WSH is just legacy. It still works, but Microsoft has stopped making it evolve, favoring PowerShell. I have quite

Re: StrawberryPerl and the OpenSSL "heartbleed" bug

2014-04-16 15:04 GMT+02:00 Alexandr Ciornii : > A specially created server ( > http://blog.meldium.com/home/2014/4/10/testing-for-reverse-heartbleed > , in Russian: http://www.xakep.ru/post/62350/default.asp ) can send > similar request to client. But such attack has low probability. > It is not

StrawberryPerl and the OpenSSL "heartbleed" bug

minently on the StrawberryPerl.com page. Olivier Mengué https://metacpan.org/author/DOLMEN

Re: AnyEvent not working in Windows 2000

2012/11/13 Javier Marcon > Hello I installed Net::RabbitFoot (that uses AnyEvent) on Windows 2000 > (with a Strawberyperl installation) and it doesn't work, it gives this > error: > > Can't use string ("") as a subroutine ref while "strict refs" in use at > C:/straw > berry/perl/site/lib/Coro/Any

Re: Strawberry's GCC and __attribute__((weak))

2012/9/12 Andrew Pennebaker > I love how you can bundle a framework and CLI in the same Perl script, by using unless(caller) { main; }. For lack of a better name, I've started calling this behavior > scriptedmain > . > > In the Perl wo

IPC::Cmd 0.72 in Strawberry 5.14.2.1-32bits

Hi, The IPC::Cmd 0.72 that is bundled in Strawberry 5.14.2.1-32bits has a major bug: it doesn't even compile. See RT#75033: https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=75033 This blocks the clean install of major modules such as CPAN::Reporter. The user can of course upgrade the IPC::Cmd (if ever h

Re: Are Windows users using the PowerShell or any other command line?

2011/7/26 Dami Laurent (PJ) > The Script Center has a lot or technical information and good recipes; > see http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/scriptcenter . > However there is no indication about about a developer's community. > The PowerShell community repository of code is here: http://gallery

Re: Are Windows users using the PowerShell or any other command line?

2011/7/26 Gabor Szabo > So I am wondering now. Have the world of Windows changed in the last > several years > and do people use the PowerShell? My guess is that the general public > won't use it but > do at least programmers, Windows sysadmins and the more technical people > use it? > Only sysa

Re: wperl.exe

2009/11/18 Dmitry Karasik > Hi, > > I would like to ask for a small favor from devs, hopefully it's not a big > deal. > While using ActiveState perl, I've accustomed also to using a wperl.exe > they > provided together with the distro, a very same perl.exe but linked so that > a > console window

PerlIO::via does not work with fork()

ilehandle STDOUT at bug-perlio-via-Pid.pl line 23. 8<8<8<8<8<8< Olivier Mengué.

Win32 XS: how to convert internal strings to/from Win32 API Unicode?

PI ? Maybe Win32 specific ? And more broadly, is there a FAQ for XS on Win32 ? (for example, how to wrap Perl functions as callbacks for the Win32 API ?) Thanks, Olivier Mengué http://search.cpan.org/~dolmen/

Re: Strawberry Perl July 2009 Release Announcement

2009/8/1 Curtis Jewell > The .msi installers will require that you are an administrator in order > to install on the machine - they make global changes to environment > variables and registry entries. As someone who is starting to study WiX for packaging a Perl app, I wonder if this a limitatio

Win32::Daemon on strawberry?

Hi, I would like to use Win32::Daemon (and its derivatives Win32::Daemon::Simple, POE::Component::Win32::Daemon) on Strawberry Perl. However: - it is not available on CPAN (searching Win32::Daemon brings a pod in Win32-Scheduler dist, but the archive doesn't even contains the pod: a CPAN bug?) - i