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I have Perl version 10 which was from Strawberry. If I'm not wrong, I'm able to use both cpan and ppm to install modules with this version.

Recently, I downloaded Perl version 14 again from Strawberry. I discovered I could not use ppm, only cpan. When I tried to install a module using cpan, I got lots of errors which I didn't understand.

So I went to ActiveState and downloaded version 14. I was able to install a couple of modules using ppm.

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Re^2: Which one is better, Active state or Strawberry Perl ?
by Anonymous Monk on Nov 11, 2012 at 14:14 UTC
    figures, 64 and 32 bits don't mix, neither does not knowing how to install libraries
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