I meant system/exec compared to each other :)

Unluckily I can't immediately include modules for the CPAN. I can only ask for them to be included in the "official next version of Perl", this ensures that all the servers and machines Perl versions are identical and contain the same packages, but it is bureaucratically slow-ish.

I will though request the modules you suggest and insist that they are essential if they want Perl scripts that work both in Unix and Windows servers, and I will also read the notes you suggest about portability.

Thank you very much for your approach :)

In reply to Re^2: Best ways to run a windows batch with Perl by luxAeterna
in thread Best ways to run a windows batch with Perl by luxAeterna

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