This problem caused the rmtree() function of the File::Path module introduced in build 815 to fail for such directory names on Windows. The stat() builtin would not return the expected result when passed a directory name with trailing slashes on Windows.Problem where ‘perl -s’ wasn’t able to parse -foo=bar switches has been corrected.
This mode is more likely to work with modern firewall setups.
This avoids the need to go through the configuration dialog the first the CPAN shell is invoked. ActivePerl now ships with a preinitialized CPAN::Config module.This happens automatically if the vendor compiler is not available on the target system. ActivePerl::Config on Solaris and HP-UX now provides compatibility so that extensions can be built using gcc.Previous releases were built with the GNU compiler (gcc). ActivePerl for Solaris is now built with the vendor compiler.
#Activeperl 5.8.3.809 mswin32 x86 msi for mac os x#
ActivePerl for Mac OS X is now a Universal binary that supports all Macintosh hardware natively.Please refer to the license text for actual terms and conditions. It now explicitly allows you to redistribute certain parts of ActivePerl as part of applications generated by wrapping tools such as by PAR, PerlApp, and Perl2Exe. The ActivePerl Community License has been clarified.
#Activeperl 5.8.3.809 mswin32 x86 msi 64 Bit#
The 64 bit Windows Beta does not include PerlScript, PerlEx, Perl for ISAPI, or PerlEz. ActivePerl build 816 is now also available as a 64 bit Beta release for Windows and Linux on x86_64, as well as Solaris on Sparc.See perl588delta.pod for a list of changes.
We’ve appended the relevant section of the CHANGES-58.pod file to show some more detail on other changes from the previous release.ĪctivePerl build 816, based on Perl 5.8.8. Note that there is a separate link for downloading the 64 bit Beta versions.
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