I have PAR.pm on Windows ... so, where is it?

[Cody Fendant]

I have a local version of perl running on Windows 7 and CPAN assures me PAR is up to date.

So, where is the script which should be automagically invoked when I type "pp" at the command line?

As I don't have admin access to this PC, nothing has been added to my path, so I don't know where "pp" should be. Is it "pp.exe" or "pp.pl"? Searches for both come up empty or rather, lots of false positives and nothing I can use.

TIA

[syphilis]

IIRC, for "pp" you need to install PAR::Packer.

Cheers,
Rob

[Anonymous Monk]

$ mversion pp
0.992

$ perldoc -l pp
C:\perl\site\lib\pp.pm

$ which -a pp
C:/perl/site/bin/pp
C:/perl/site/bin/pp.BAT

$ cpanm pp
pp is up to date. (0.992)

OTOH, I don't know why PAR doesn't make PAR::Packer a dependency -- so its circular dependency, all the cpan clients should know how to deal with this by now (not a new problem)