The build of perl i'm using was developed to specifically suit the application i'm working on. So, it is not feasible to change completely to the build provided by Activestate. Plz...Can some more workarounds or codes be suggested by The Monk Community?

Pardon if this young monk is overstating.. I heard theres a library to handle proccesses and spawn child processes with Create, Wait etc. in win32-perl. Does anyone have more details or code segments to give a better idea abt this??

tachyon..Thanks anyway for ur suggestion. The fork code does work under Active PERL !

In reply to Re: Re: perl fork cmd on Windows 2000 by TheYoungMonk
in thread perl fork cmd on Windows 2000 by TheYoungMonk

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