The name makes sense, I assume that ActivePerl is compiled with Visual C then.

I tried putting a version of the dll in:

The program still dies and the error message always shows that the msvcrt.dll that is in C:/windows/system32 is the one that dies. As I mentioned in desperation I tried changing that but the OS refuses to boot

So, yes I agree that is how I thought that DLLs worked under Windows, but for this case my understanding was wrong

Since I am always running in the Command window I wondered if that is loading up the DLL and then refusing to dislodge it with an earlier version? As I said I am no Windows expert

In reply to Re^2: ActivePerl dies in msvcrt.dll under Windows by hawtin
in thread ActivePerl dies in msvcrt.dll under Windows by hawtin

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