Same error with ppsimple.pl

Last part of the output

  PP => "C:\\strawberry\\perl\\site\\bin\\pp.BAT",
  REFLESSINC => [
    "U:\\docs\\perl\\lib",
    "C:/strawberry/perl/site/lib/MSWin32-x86-multi-thread-64int",
    "C:/strawberry/perl/site/lib",
    "C:/strawberry/perl/vendor/lib",
    "C:/strawberry/perl/lib",
    ".",
  ],
  SCANDEPS => "C:\\strawberry\\perl\\site\\bin\\scandeps.BAT",
  WXPAR => "C:\\strawberry\\perl\\site\\bin\\wxpar.BAT",
}, "Snack")
[
  "C:\\strawberry\\perl\\site\\bin\\scandeps.BAT",
  "-V",
  "-c",
  "-C",
  "C:\\Users\\rappazf\\AppData\\Local/par-pp-CACHEFILE.dat",
  "cotes_chrome.pl",
]
...
Packing "C:\Users\rappazf\AppData\Local\Temp\par-72617070617a66\cache-
+7442687ab21232eb108bc766c9a1b22665abdf7b/f9475560.dll"...
Written as "auto/Win32/Win32.xs.dll"
try  cotes_chrome.exe  
if it works without %PATH% change it to gui with ( C:\strawberry\perl\
+bin\exe_update.BAT )

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In reply to Re^4: Running a packaged script using MozRepl by frazap
in thread Running a packaged script using MozRepl by frazap

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