I'm going to fundamentally say exactly what choroba and hippo said, but will use more words.

You have a lot of moving parts here, and so effective debugging says you should figure out how to test individual components. Consider the following:

  1. Can you run a simple one-liner on the command line? e.g., perl -E "say 'Hello'";

  2. Can you run your intended script in your IDE (presumably Komodo)?

  3. Can you run your intended script, uncompiled, on the command line? e.g., perl my_script.pl

  4. Can you compile a simple program with Perl Dev Kit and run it on the command line? e.g., print "Hello\n"; as the entire script.

  5. Can you run your intended script, uncompiled, on the command line in a different location? Changing paths might reveal a dependency issue you missed.

And a review of Basic debugging checklist would likely be helpful.

#11929 First ask yourself `How would I do this without a computer?' Then have the computer do it the same way.

In reply to Re: Perl executable problem by kennethk
in thread Perl executable problem by kepler

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