Another victim of file system redirection?

If the promtp is 64bit and the perl is 64bit there is no chance to view the 32bit part of the installation.

If just one component of the chain is 32bit there is no chance to view what the OS consider to be only 64bit related.

If you need you can use the special path sysnative

See mines: Re: Cannot execute external process: Win32 Win64 SysWOW64 and System32 redirection and Re: Reading subkeys from registry -- evil registry redirection?

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In reply to Re^9: Can't run Clustalw through Bioperl -- filesystem redirection? by Discipulus
in thread Can't run Clustalw through Bioperl by dimitris852

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