Over the past week, some users have reported to us that the Perl command line interpreter has stopped working.
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I am currently working on ActivePerl 5.24 Build 2401 x64. Earlier when I ran this version as well as the Windows 7 version, for every fatal error my scripts displayed the collection and the reason (z I ran. It was great for me, it helps me understand what was wrong and what helps to this debug file.
I recently upgraded to system 10 from a Windows perspective. But now, when an error is found in the script, all that pops up is a window with the message “Perl Command Line Interpreter has done its job.” There is no further information and this is really boring because I have no idea where the script went wrong and broke. To be
Perl is correctly configured on Windows 10 system to uninstall. When I fixedor applied the data from the script, everything was fine. This word will only appear when an error might occur, and there is no point in helping me summarize what is wrong.
I was able to reconnect to a great old system and run all the scripts from there, otherwise it’s almost impossible to know what’s going on.
Any advice? Is there a way to print an error alert on Windows 10 from the command line instead of displaying an error message? Or is there another debugging product I can use? I tried using perl -d, but now there is too much debugger for my higher level.
I tried using the latest StrawberryPerl 5.24 and ran into the same problem right away.
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I have this circuit which I believe was designed with Perl The (from the error message I receive).
When I try the execution plan (.exe) it says “Perl Line has Interpreter, stopped working”, works. Program
Used to work, but no longer work t. I feel like Windows Vista is working.
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Hey,I am here to seek wisdom again;)
When I did my program, sometimes, quite often !! Perl crashes like this! So, I have a few questions.
- When can I get a message like this (in general)? What the hell are you doing?
- Real question: I am using wxWidgets here and I think they are a source of complexity. Sometimes when I do my framework graduation events boom, the Perl translator says goodbye to me. And sometimes nothing happenswalks? How is this possible. One day – the show ended well, another time – the Perl translator stopped working? Am I so bad about wxWidgets, are they so carelessly written and published?
I’m a little curious.
