Many new modules are included as a standard part of Perl. Vancouver, BC, December 20, 2007-(T-Net)-ActiveState, a leading provider of tools and services for dynamic languages, announced the release of ActivePerl 5.10.0 Build 1001, a ready-to-install Perl distribution for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Solaris, and AIX.
In Version 5.8 Support has been enabled for large file access on all platforms, meaning that file manipulation facilities within Perl can cope with files larger than 2GB or 4GB. It includes Perl for Windows the binary of the core Perl 5.8.0 distribution Perl for ISAPI, an IIS plug-in that makes Perl CGI lightning fast PerlScript, an ActiveX scripting engine with a Perl brain and the Perl Package Manager, a Perl extension installer and manager. Using ActivePerl at work Use ActivePerl Business or Enterprise Editions for production servers, and get access. We've bundled some of the best packages, tools, and documentation to easily adopt this language in your projects. This page seems to list the version you need. ActivePerl is ActiveState's commercially supported, quality-assured Perl distribution. Advanced users can compile Perl from the source code. The PPM repositories for ActivePerl 5.8 will be available for a while longer for Community Edition users. As with ActivePerl 5.6, these will only be available with the commercial editions. what's the problem I also tried versions 5.8.9 Build 826 (32-bit) and (32-bit) and they have exactly the same problems as 5.6.1 build 638 (32-bit). The ActivePerl package has all you'll need to get Perl up and running, even with a Web server. ActivePerl 5.16 is too old, so it's only availabe in the Business and Enterprise edition, details here. Starting with the 5.14.1 release (about one month from now) ActivePerl 5.8 installers will no longer be available as free Community Edition downloads. hi ActivePerl 5.6.1 build 638 (32-bit) can not work on w2k8, such as registry query fail.
#Activeperl 5.10 0.1002 for free#
Perl is an interpreted language optimized for scanning arbitrary text files, extracting information from those text files, and printing reports based on that information. To run that under windows you can get perl for free from ActiveState, and once you install the ActiveState version you can run. It has the best of both, plus more: a merge of ActiveState Perl Object technology into core Perl support for standard extension mechanisms such as MakeMaker easy installation and management of modules and extensions with Perl Package Manager binaries for most CPAN modules, available from ActiveState's repository (including TK and GD) updated FAQs and complete, integrated online help in HTML. ActivePerl is a "merge" of the two popular Perl Win32 ports.
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