Hi, Discipulus, I meant that in these 3 cases:

perl -e "print join qq(\n), @ARGV" *
pp -e "print join qq(\n), @ARGV" -o printargv.pl -P && perl printargv.
+pl *
pp -e "print join qq(\n), @ARGV" -o printargv.par -p && par printargv.
+par *

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the executable, being finally loaded and run, is one and the same perl.exe. Its main function is loaded/executed by wrapper/loader created by/in MinGW environment, being present at the time Strawberry Perl was built. The _CRT_glob appears to be responsible for glob expansion of arguments -- i.e. main gets not real argv, but expanded (or not) by wrapper. Just as in C example in my comment above.

Whereas, in

pp -e "print join qq(\n), @ARGV" -o printargv.exe && printargv.exe *

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the loaded executable is fresh, just compiled printargv.exe, whose main is also loaded by wrapper/loader, and its compilation somehow missed the state of _CRT_glob flag.

As to Strawberry's idea of providing MinGW/gcc environment for CPAN distributions to install "same as in Linix/Unix", -- no other way for that to work but to have Perl compiled in the same MinGW/gcc environment, no?

In reply to Re^3: PAR pp glob for me on windows? by vr
in thread PAR pp glob for me on windows? by Discipulus

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