As a quick and dirty solution (I actually have this in a cgi): 

use warnings; use strict;

sub pr { print @_, "\n" };
sub pp { print "<P>", @_, "\n" };
sub pb { print "<P><B>", @_, "</B> \n" };
sub pq { my $x= join "", @_;
        $x=~s!([^a-zA-Z0-9.,:;_\!?\-+*/="'`(){}\[\]\\\\@#\$^~ \n])!
                sprintf("&#x%x;",ord$1) !ge;
        $x=~s!^ | (?= |$)!&nbsp;!gm;  $x=~s!\n!<BR>!g;
        print $x, "\n"; }
BEGIN {
print qq{Content-Type: text/html \nCache-Control: no-cache \n\n <HTML>
+};
$SIG{__DIE__}= sub { pb "die "; pq $_[0]; pr "</HTML>";
        die $_[0]; };
$SIG{__WARN__}= sub { pp "warn "; pq $_[0]; pr "</P>"; };
};

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In reply to Re: CGI::Carp compilation errors by ambrus
in thread CGI::Carp compilation errors by Anonymous Monk

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