Re: Is any diffrence in...?

Bego Mario Garde wrote:
> Paul Lalli schrieb:
>>> No I mean Programming code...because same programm i am running on
>>> windows system it is working but on linux system it is not ,that's
>>> why?
>>
>> I cannot for the life of me understand how you expect anyone to
>> answer your questions without this information.
>>
>
> I can understand your excitement, but even without any further
> information I (a perl-newbie!) thought about two differences:
>
> * the shebang: #!perl vers #!/usr/bin/perl.
> AFAIK you could write #!MickeyMouse with Perl running under Windows?

Actually Windows does not use a shebang line to begin with.

> * system(), as e.g. a "system(ls)" will list the directory contents
> on a unix-like system, but won't work on a windows system.

Actually it will if you installed an 'ls' command on Windows.

And yes, those are two areas to watch out for.
But there are dozens and dozens of other potential pitfalls. Unless the OP
shows us _what_ is "not working" in which way there is no possibility to
help her.

jue



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