Cremers LMG <LCR(_at_)oce(_dot_)nl> writes:
I've used your clear description in 'Encode.html' to convert from cp1252 to
utf8,
using the lines:
use Encode;
open (INPUT,"<:encoding(cp1252)","$in")|| die "FileOpen fail: $in $!\n";
open (OUT,">:utf8","$out") || die "FileOpen 1 failed: $out : $!\n";
The script works fine on Unix, but when I run the compiled version on PC
(compiled with pp)
That is the problem - the 'pp' thing. At pp compile time it didn't
know you wanted PerlIO.pm (or PerlIO::encoding).
I get the following error:
"Can't locate PerlIO.pm in @INC (@INC contains: CODE(0xcab4e8) .)..."
What is the _exact_ message?
The .pm is in the lib directory.
But (if I understand how pp works correctly) the pp compiled thing
does not look in the lib directory, only in the magical CODE() thing.
The CODE thing is a subroutine that finds the module in compiled-in
way.
The statement
"push(@INC,"c:\\Perl\\lib\\PerlIO.pm");"
doesn't seem to help either.
It wouldn't - @INC is for directory names to look in not module names.
And a push() like that happens at run time.
use lib "C:\\Perl\\lib";
might help, but I expect the equivalent was already in force anyway.
I _think_ if you add
use PerlIO qw(encoding);
To your script then pp will notice that PerlIO.pm and encoding.pm
are needed.
(My pp like thing would.)
