I went out and found the documentation for the module you're using, but I still don't really know what's wrong here. Here's the questions I'd ask after reading the docs:

• It sounds like this app installs Perl 5.004 on your system. Is this actually the version of Perl that you are running the app with, or do you have another version on Perl on your system?
• Are you running the script from the \ti\bin\utilities\ccs_scripting\examples\perl directory, as the docs say?

Yes it will.
I am not using the perl installed by it.If i use that it works fine.
As i told i have perl 5.006 installed in my machine already so i set the perl5lib path only.as perl path is already set.then only i get application error.
I guess the dll depends on perlversion is it so??.
Raj.

There's this thing called binary compatibility when it comes to perl, because not all perl binaries are created equal, and usually, when switching perl versions, you must recompile modules which have binary extensions.

It's a lot of perlxs/perlhack voodoo.

Basically, what it boils down to is:
you're gonna have to recompile the module if you got the source, or contact your vendor to acquire an upgraded binary version, one compatible with perl 5.6, or just stick to perl 5.000whatever

 


______crazyinsomniac_____________________________ Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most. perl -e "$q=$_;map({chr unpack qq;H*;,$_}split(q;;,q*H*));print;$q/$q;"

use CCS_SCRIPTING_PERL;

# Declarations and Inititalizations<br>
# Create a new CCS Scripting object<br>
my $MyCCScripting = new CCS_SCRIPTING_PERL::CCS_Scripting();
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When this two line are included in my code i get the application prompted By Dr.Watson which says the following

Application:perl.exe
Exception:access violation(0xc00000005),Address:0x10004d52.

If the PERL5LIB is not set to the dll directory .The perl interpreter throws "Can't Locate Loadable oblecy for the module ccs_scripting_perl.pm"

Regards,

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