Chris,
I have Activestate Perl and perl from a cygwin distribution. I keep the
seperate by the calling method. For cgi scripts that is the
#!/path/to/the/perl/I_need
from the command line
/usr/bin/perl
or
F:/Perl/bin/perl
The perl that accessed the debugger has it in it's @INC array as drieux
pointed out, but other information is stored in the Windows registry for
ActiveState (what exe to use to open what file extensions et al). I work
with the 2 perls with a fair amount of success. You can, for instance, grab
another file extension (say .aspl) and use it to identify ActiveState's
perl.exe through file associations as the exe that should run files with the
extension .aspl.
HTH
"Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I am working with 2 perl distributions on Windows, ActiveState and
> another 5.6.1 perl on the same computer. I am able to work with one or
> the another except when debugging. Somehow, perl -d finds perldb.pl
> when perldb.pl is not in the current folder and not in the system
> path. The only perl environment variable I have is PERLDB_OPTS to
> specify a port. The mix up components does not work well.
>
> My question is
>
> How did perl -d manage to find perldb.pl?
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