"is anyther option to run the exe's in perl."

Yes - you can use the OS specific APIs. Generally these are only needed if you want greater control, for example running asynchronously (in the 'background'). For Windows you can use Win32::Process::Create, but it is not as simple as system.
One of the things which surprises Windows users when running scripts is that 'file association' is not done by the OS but by the application. Hence:
system('myscript.pl');
does not work. However,
system('perl myscript.pl');
does work - if you have %path% setup. If you are using Win32::Process::Create you need the full path name, and to set that from a file extension you can use Win32::FetchCommand.

In reply to Re: run exe by cdarke
in thread run exe by RSP

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