I have followed the given commands to install the perl Tk module.

  1. Downloaded the Tk module from CPAN
  2. Extracterd it to a folder.
  3. Moved it to C:\Strawberry\perl\lib
  4. opend the command prompt.
  5. Go to cd C:\Strawberry\perl\lib\Tk-804.033
  6. Then typed command >perl Makefile.pl
  7. Then typed>dmake test
  8. THen typed dmake install

There were some warning coming which i managed to hide by command >dmake install -s

Everything goes right till now but the moment I am trying to rum my XYZ.pl file i am encountering this error

</Can't loacte auto/Tk/bootstrap.al in @INC <@INC contains: C:/strawbe
+rry/perl/site/lib C:/strawberry/perl/vendor/lib C:/strawberry/perl/li
+b .> at C:/strawberry/perl/site/lib/Tk.pm line 88>

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which i am not able to resolve.

line number 88 of the Tk module is

        bootstrap Tk;

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There is not not bootstrap.al file I am able to find inside folder auto/Tk.

In reply to error in perl TK module post installation by kally

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