Join Todd Perkins for an in-depth discussion in this video Setting the Perl executable (Windows), part of Eclipse Essential Training.
- In Windows, you're going to need to install Perl…before you can use it.…You can get Perl at strawberryperl.com.…Click the link to download the appropriate version…for your computer, either 32 bit or 64 bit,…and go through the default installation.…So install Strawberry right to your C directory.…Once strawberry Perl is all installed…make sure that you restart Eclipse.…
And when you've restarted Eclipse…go to Window, Preferences,…open up your Preferences,…select Perl EPIC, and for Perl executable…you're going to Browse to a file called Perl.exe.…So click the button to Browse for the file,…and you're going to go in your C folder.…In there is a folder called Strawberry.…In the Strawberry folder there's a folder called perl,…and then Bin, and then inside of there…you're going to see perl.exe.…
It might also just be called perl.…So choose that file,…and confirm.…And you should see the perl executable path in there,…and you shouldn't see any errors show up on your screen.…And then click Apply.…And then click OK to set your preferences.…
Author
Todd Perkins
Updated
10/9/2018Released
7/14/2015- What is Eclipse?
- Setting up a workspace
- Adding external files to a project
- Installing add-ons
- Refactoring code
- Working with tasks
- Customizing formatting
- Using Git for version control
- Developing Java, PHP, C/C++, Perl, and Python apps with Eclipse
- Setting up testing servers
- Testing apps
- Debugging apps
Skill Level Beginner
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Q: This course was updated on 10/09/2018. What changed?
A: New videos were added that cover Java 9, Java 10, and PHP features in Eclipse 4.8. Plus, learn how to use Eclipse for Rust development.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 3s
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Using the exercise files4m 20s
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1. Introduction to Eclipse
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What is Eclipse?1m 24s
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Creating a basic project2m 31s
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Adjusting preferences2m 26s
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2. Working with Code
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Using breakpoints3m 44s
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Refactoring code5m 37s
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Working with tasks6m 16s
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3. Using Git for Version Control
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Setting up Git users1m 57s
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Creating a local repository2m 13s
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Committing changes2m 57s
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Viewing history3m 2s
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Creating a remote repository5m 44s
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4. Using Eclipse for Java Development
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Installing Java add-ons1m 27s
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Creating a Java project3m 22s
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Testing a Java app2m 23s
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Debugging a Java app5m 21s
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Generating Javadocs5m 14s
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5. Using Eclipse for PHP Development
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Installing PHP add-ons1m 49s
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Creating a PHP project4m 33s
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Testing a PHP application3m 31s
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Setting up Xdebug5m 4s
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Debugging a PHP app3m 40s
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Going further with PHP1m 44s
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PHP features in Eclipse 4.82m 20s
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6. Using Eclipse for C/C++ Development
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Installing C/C++ add-ons1m 45s
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Creating a C++ project2m 8s
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Debugging a C++ app1m 7s
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7. Using Eclipse for Perl Development
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Installing Perl add-ons1m 54s
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Creating a Perl project1m 42s
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Debugging a Perl app2m 29s
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8. Using Eclipse for Python Development
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Installing Python add-ons1m 20s
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Creating a Python project3m 13s
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Debugging a Python app1m 36s
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Going further with Python1m 40s
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Using Eclipse for Rust Development
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Installing Rust add-ons1m 21s
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Creating a Rust project3m 18s
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Testing a Rust application2m 21s
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Conclusion
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Next steps45s
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