Decoding the HTML mashup in your message, I see the error message is: 
Mon Jun 17 18:04:55.584500 2019 cgi:error pid 12736:tid 1148  (OS 2)Th
+e system cannot find the file specified.  :client ::1:49450  couldn't
+ create child process: 720002: test.pl
Mon Jun 17 18:04:55.584500 2019 cgi:error pid 12736:tid 1148  (OS 2)Th
+e system cannot find the file specified.  : client ::1:49450 AH01223:
+ couldn't spawn child process: C:/mychoo/cgi-bin/test.pl

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It is likely that mod-perl is incorrect, or not installed at all , on your Windows Apache.

Please follow these links (second one is easier on the eyes):
mod_perl 2.0 Win32 Installation Instructions
Configuring the Apache Web Server to Run Perl Programs on Windows

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In reply to Re: strawberry perl on localhost windows by NetWallah
in thread strawberry perl on localhost windows by traincity

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