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Re^2: Daemonized perl and clearing variables...
by ali_kerem (Acolyte) on May 30, 2013 at 12:05 UTC
    Lol. So i failed in my attempt... Anyway, that's not the problem here, so let's continue.
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      How do you know the "compiling" didn't break your code?
      What happens when you run the non-compiled code?

      -Scott
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        That is really hard question. Because I didn't run non-compiled code for a while ( almost two months ) and I changed the code many times, here and there etc.

        But when I think of it, compiled OR non-compiled code both were running good from command line before and even now sometimes it works for 2-3 hours, just randomly stops. Only thing compilation gives is a warning

        ( perl perlc -bleach -exe /myScript/APP/myScript myScript.bin ); 

        Out: myScript.bin.c
myScript.bin.c: In function āmainā:
myScript.bin.c:40456: warning: ISO C90 forbids mixed declarations and 
+code
Exe: /myScript/APP/myScript

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