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"The perl5-porters, an international group of some of the most talented and dedicated volunteer software developers in the world have done fantastic work over the past two years to create Perl 5.12," continued Vincent. Perl 5.12 builds on that legacy, adding new features and fixing hundreds of bugs."
"Over the past few decades, it's been ported to more platforms than just about any other language implementation. "Perl is a fantastic tool for everything from the smallest systems administration tasks to the largest web applications," said Jesse Vincent, Perl 5 Pumpking and President of Best Practical Solutions. You may see it by logging in.VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Ap– ActiveState, the dynamic languages company, today announced the launch of business and community editions of ActivePerl 5.12, the day after the release of Perl 5.12 by the Perl Foundation.
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If you can install ActivePerl on your Windows XP Machine at home here is a solution that helped me a lot: Re: can I move an installled Perl build?Ī reply falls below the community's threshold of quality. Perl works just as well on Windows as it does any where else.īy vagabonding electron (Curate) on at 15:08 UTC I have never had to go another OS to get my job done.
I have worked on Perl for Windows for over 13 years. If any issues developed I would just copy the entire Perl folder from my test machine to the server. I would copy the Site and Lib directories between them. One on my test machine (internet connected) and one on my Server.
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Then move the drive to your Windows XP machine to run portable Strawberry Perl from that drive or copy it to the local hard drive of the Windows XP machine.
From your system that has internet access, you can install from CPAN whatever modules you need. You can get the portable version of Strawberry Perl and put that one a USB drive. "I know what i'm doing! Look, what could possibly go wrong? All i have to pull this lever like so, and then press this button here like ArghhhhhaaAaAAAaaagraaaAAaa!!!" If it doesn't, try to install the dependencies first. I do think ppm should find the other required modules if you download and transfer them into the same directory. Start the command prompt, chdir to the directory and run ppm install Device-Modem-1.56.ppd (or whatever version you ended up downloading.
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Open them by WinZIP or something and extract the *.ppd file in the root of each archive into the same directory. tar.gz files you downloaded to some directory on the WinXP machine. Search for " containing the contains any tags look for the that s them and download the file(s) as well. Then go to a computer with a connection and download the referenced file (for the 5.8 it's about 9MB!). Note the URL for the ActiveState repository (for my dated 5.8 it's ). Start PPM on that machine and go to Edit / Properties. You can't get an internet connection, but you can copy files, right? So you have to download the files PPM needs manually, copy them and then install from the local copies.įirst find out the URL of the repository.
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For starters (and some cogent observations), please read Yes, even you can use CPAN and the various tuts in Modules: How to Create, Install, and Use, and A Guide to Installing Modules.įor other specific instructions, you can Super Search for terms such as "miniCPAN," "make" (or 'make file', and, of course, "install" and -IIRC- another approach: "Perl on a Stick" or similar, related to creating a transportable Perl and modules on a thumb drive/memory stick/etc. However, you can install Device::Modem (so long as you have internet access somewhere, and you obviously do or you couldn't have posted this question) without an internet connection on the W32 XP box in question. Unless you're prepared to walk, sail, swim, drive, and/or fly to ActiveState's offices and throw yourself on their mercy, you can't do it "without internet" (as you ask in your last sentence). Re: Active Perl Offline Package on Windows
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