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Perl compilers are installed by default on both UNIX and Mac OS X systems.Ĭan pass perl -v Command to view the installed version.Īnother common on windows is cygwin’s Perl.Ĭonclusion: I know I don’t understand the difference after coming here Use Perl install.ppm to manage packages ppd It allows users to write CGI programs suitable for UNIX, windows and Linux systems. Perl for Win32、Perl for ISAPI、PerlScript、Perl Package Manager Strawberry Perl: 100% for windows Open SourcePerl, using modules from cpan does not require binary packages.ĪctivePerl includes four sets of development tools and programs: The biggest difference between activestate Perl and strawberry Perl is that strawberry Perl contains more modules in cpan, so the installation file downloaded by strawberry Perl is more than 80 m, while activestate Perl is only about 20 m.Īctivestate Perl: activestate provides a freeCommunity version and one businessPerl supported is used for binary distribution of Win32 and Perl. The relationship between Perl and the latter two is that C language and Linux system have their own GCC. dr.Perl is the abbreviation of “practical report extraction language”.Īpplication of activestateperl and strawberry PERL on Windows platform compiler。.Installing DBD::Pg with Strawberry PerlĬedricPen on Catalyst and MojoMojo on Debian.

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Extract this one into C:\Strawberry\perl\site\lib\auto\DBD\Pg (or wherever your Pg.dll is installed)Īlternatively, it might be less stressful to just install Camelbox instead of Strawberry Perl but this is entirely up to you. This one is really important for connecting to the database as it does all of the real work the Perl stuff just binds to the library functions.

In the postgresql-bin package, there is a bin directory that contains a single file, libpq.dll.

Under the perl-DBD-Pg package, there should be a bunch of subdirectories these correspond to those under C:\Strawberry\perl (or the perl subdirectory of wherever you installed Strawberry Perl).

I love 7-zip and it worked beautifully for extracting those files.

Open the lzma files using your favourite archiver program.

Download the perl-DBD-Pg package from the same place.

Download the postgresql-bin package from the Camelbox downloads area.

It works flawlessly, and I’m very grateful to Brian Manning for his work on the project. Taking the package stuff meant for Camelbox and dropping it into your Strawberry Perl installation. Together they seem like the most effective way to solve the Perl-on-Win32 dilemma.Īs it turns out, there’s another option. I didn’t like the idea of this because I’m so far a pretty big fan of Strawberry Perl and its sister project, Vanilla Perl.

Install a specialized Perl package like Camelbox (one of Camelbox’s design goals was to provide DBI and popular DBD support out of the box).

The problem with this is that there are lots of outstanding bugs, and so far it does not behave in exactly the same way as DBD::Pg.

Install DBD::PgPP, a Pure Perl version of the PostgreSQL API.

It also clutters your machine with an SQL database, among other things. Also, the Visual Studio suite is pretty large and takes a significant amount of time to install. My school provides licenses via the MSDN Academic Alliance, but I wanted to use something more open-source if possible. This wasn’t a possibility for me because I don’t want to purchase Visual Studio.

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Compile the DBD::Pg drivers from scratch using Microsoft Visual Studio.I suppose that’s because the installer was expecting an ActivePerl-like environment, and I was using Strawberry Perl’s ppm tool. Try to install the Perl Package Manager (ppm) version of DBD-Pg.In terms of working with PostgreSQL databases under Windows, this effectively leaves people with a few options:

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Among these is the DBD::Pg driver ( PostgreSQL database driver), which is really just a thin layer providing access to the C library, libpq. While it does a great job installing most modules, some CPAN authors simply overlooked Win32 as a target platform, so the build/installation scripts get confused. Strawberry Perl, by default, does not include many Database Drivers.