Re: Perl on a mainframe system
- From: Brian McCauley <nobull@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 18:18:02 +0100
Bob walker wrote:
I have a perl code written on a Windows system. Would i need to change anything to run the same code on a mainframe system.
Only is you used any non-portable features.
(Er, can you say tautology?)
Perl tries to be as portable as possible but also tries to give you as much access as possible to each OSs OS-specific stuff.
First ensure you use no Win32 modules.
Then check that all the modules you do use support the target platform.
Also make sure you make no Windoze-centric filename assuptions (like drive letters or using backslashes as directory separators).
Finally check the platfor specific documentation for the mainfame OS.
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