ActivePerl
Release Notes for builds 523 and earlier
For the latest information on ActivePerl, please see:
http://www.ActiveState.com/ActivePerl/
These notes are of historical interest only. For the history of releases
newer than build 523, see the latest
ActivePerl Change Log.
Contents
Changes
- This build is for the the ActivePerl CDROM.
Bug Fixes and Changes
- eval "STRING" in a scalar context could return corrupt values on the stack. This has
been fixed. (perl#4401)
- Syntax errors within a my declaration could result in subsequent spurious error messages. This
should now behave properly. (perl#3097)
- use locale; did not work correctly in perl and other hosts due to a missing locale
initialization. Thanks to Jan Dubois for supplying the fix.
- The results of utime() on directories did not account for daylight saving time. This has been
fixed, again thanks to Jan Dubois. (perl#4420)
- utime() did not work on directories in PerlScript and the other hosts. This has now been
enabled.
- unlink() could leave readonly files readable if it was unable to actually delete the files.
This has been corrected.
- Using global variables in PerlScript could mask subroutines or methods of the same name from
being resolved correctly. This bug has been fixed.
- A large number of repeated calls to PerlScript through Microsoft's ScriptControl could
sometimes crash the application due to a bug in PerlScript's internal handling of IDispatch IDs.
The problem has been fixed.
- Win32::DomainName() now works correctly on Windows NT when the user has a local account of the
same name as on the domain. Windows 9x users are out of luck, because this is a problem with the
underlying API that cannot be easily worked around there. Thanks to Jan Dubois for this fix.
(perl#4504)
- Some potential stack extension bugs in the Win32:: builtins have been corrected.
(perl#2990,3036)
- PPM commands can now be abbreviated if they are unambiguous. The formatting of query results
has been improved. Queries will also provide additional information by default. More concise
output may be requested by disabling the new verbose option. The info and summary commands have
been removed; their functionality has been folded into the query and search commands. Multiple
queries should be faster, as the information retrieved from the repository is now cached by PPM.
The new version number is 1.1.1.
- Jenda Krynicky supplied a patch to add a DESTROY() method to Win32::Registry. This should fix
bugs in scripts caused by failure to close open registry entries.
Bug Fixes and Changes
- Perl did not call the Windows Sockets cleanup API when it terminated. This could use up system
resources in some cases.
- PerlEz now enables more thorough global destruction phase cleanup of values allocated by the
Perl interpreter.
- Use of %SIG (such as in Net::FTP) could lead to failures due to race conditions when multiple
interpreters ran concurrently. This problem has been corrected.
- Win32::GetCwd() could sometimes return directories with a trailing backslash when called under
Perl for ISAPI or PerlScript. The backslash is now omitted for consistency.
- Under Perl for ISAPI or PerlScript, setting %ENV entries to undef could result in them
reporting an empty string value instead of undef. This has been fixed.
- Under Perl for ISAPI or PerlScript, rename() could sometimes move files rather than simply
renaming them in situ. This has been corrected.
- CGI::Carp now recognizes that it is running under PerlEx when outputting error messages.
- A improved version of perldoc from Perl 5.005_57 has been included. This version supports
using a pager when displaying results from the -f switch, and cleans up temporary files
properly.
- XML-Parser has been upgraded to v2.27 from CPAN.
- Pod documentation for Win32::Pipe has been added, thanks to David S Rosinger.
- InstallShield 3 string size limitation has been worked around when setting the PATH
environment variable on WinNT by using Perl instead.
Bug Fixes and Changes
- Most Win32:: modules have been updated; they correspond to the new libwin32 v0.151 release.
The following summary of changes is from the libwin32 changelog:
- Win32API-File-0.07 has been added (thanks to Tye McQueen). This module provides low-level
access to file and directory functions.
- Win32-OLE has been upgraded to v0.1101 (thanks to Jan Dubois). Be sure to check out the
cool new component browser (needs IE5). Type "perldoc Win32::OLE::NEWS" and/or see
OLE/Changes for detailed notes.
- Win32API-Net has been upgraded to v0.08 (thanks to Bret Giddings). NOTE: There is a
POTENTIAL INCOMPATIBILITY in how empty string values are handled in input hashes. See APINet/Changes
and the pod documentation for detailed notes.
- Win32API-Registry has been upgraded to v0.17 (from Tye McQueen). See APIRegistry/Changes
for detailed notes.
- Win32-TieRegistry has been upgraded to v0.23 (from Tye McQueen). See TieRegistry/Changes
for detailed notes.
- Win32-Sound has been upgraded to v0.45 (from Aldo Calpini). The new version supports wave
devices and volume controls, and also sports pod documentation.
- A few bugs in Win32-EventLog have been fixed (thanks to Bret Giddings and Jan Dubois).
There is also newer documentation in pod format. NOTE: There is a POTENTIAL INCOMPATIBILITY
in the Report() method, which will now use the "Source" and "Computer"
fields in the passed hashref if they exist. See EventLog/Changes and the pod documentation
for details.
- A typo in Win32::Console::GenerateCtrlEvent() has been fixed. Documentation in pod format
has been added (from Jan Dubois).
- Win32::NetResource::GetSharedResources() now continues the enumeration when there are
"Access denied" errors; on other errors, it enumerates all the resources seen
until the point the error occurred.
- Minor changes in Win32-ODBC from various people have been included. See ODBC/Changes for a
summary.
- Other small changes for Perl 5.005xx compatibility and minor bug fixes round out this
release.
See the individual modules included in the libwin32 source distribution for detailed changes.
- Besides libwin32 v0.151, the following bundled extensions have also been updated to newer
versions: URI v1.04, libwww-perl v5.45, HTML-Parser v2.23, XML-Parser v2.26.
- Child GUI processes launched by system()/qx() were accidentally started with their windows
hidden. This has been corrected. (perl#4057)
- Error messages reported via $^E were truncated. This bug has been fixed. (perl#3699)
- Perl could leak memory when @_ is modified in subroutines. This has been fixed.
(perl#4102,4103)
- Autoquoting of -foo was broken when the integer pragma was in effect. This has been corrected.
(perl#3588)
- $Config{installarchlib}/CORE is now included as one of the default linker search paths for
extension builds. This allows the linker to find PerlCRT.lib and other Perl libraries properly.
(perl#4230)
- Improved versions of Pod::Html, File::Spec and File::Compare from the latest Perl development
version have been included. These help generate better HTML documentation with fewer bogus links
and other formatting errors. (perl#2751,2821,2916,2930,2931,3033,3042,3061,3685,3785,3804)
- Perl for ISAPI could sometimes go into an infinite loop when the connection is closed
prematurely. This has been fixed.
- PerlScript would fail to report error messages correctly in some cases. This has been fixed.
- IIS method exclusions set up by the installer assumed IIS version 3 style of exclusions. IIS
version 4 has a different (and incompatible) method inclusion setting. The installer now checks
the installed version of IIS and sets up "PUT,DELETE" exclusions or "GET,POST"
inclusions, as appropriate.
Bug Fixes and Changes
- Fix for new Win32::* functions which among other things will fix File::Copy in PerlScript and
Perl for ISAPI.
- zlib now uses PerlIO_open() instead of fopen(); this enable proper translation of pathnames in
PerlScript and Perl for ISAPI.
- PerlScript is now handling recursive event calls correctly.
- Fixed buffer overrun caused by off by one error in PerlScript and Perl for ISAPI.
- stat() related functionality in Perl for ISAPI and PerlScript were still affected by the bug
in the translation of relative paths. The fix for this that was in Build 518 was only partially
effective. This has been rectified.
- MakeMaker could sometimes make wrong guesses about the layout of the Perl library. This has
been improved. (perl#3682,3811)
- Optimizations sometimes bypassed strictures on barewords. This has been fixed. (perl#3897)
- Build 518 shipped with Win32-TieRegistry v0.22, which was severely broken. That module has now
been updated to v0.23.
Bug Fixes and Changes
- Perl for ISAPI and PerlScript were sometimes affected by a bug in the translation of relative
paths. This has been rectified.
- Failure of the constructs
truncate(FOO) and Foo->Bar(qw/.../)
under use strict has been corrected. (perl#3533,3514)
- A bug in the handling of bareword prototypes for subroutines prevented package name arguments
containing
:: from being passed correctly. This has been fixed. (perl#3493)
- A race condition that affected extension bootstrapping in multiple interpreters running on
concurrent threads has been fixed.
- Some formatting problems and factual errors in the Win32 FAQs have been corrected.
- Perl used to generate an exception when the installation root happened to be the drive root.
This should now work as expected.
- The installer now appends log messages to c:\APInstall.log to record any problems that may
have showed up during the installation.
Bug Fixes and Changes
- PerlScript and Perl for ISAPI now do extra checks for the length of path names passed to
open()
to avoid bugs in IIS.
- Backticks, glob() and pipe opens now work even when the standard handles are redirected in the
parent process that Perl was launched from. This used to result in lost output from
child-processes launched by CGI programs that were mapped to run using perl.exe under IIS.
(perl#3487)
- A bug in spawning processes caused arguments with high-bit characters to not be passed
correctly to child programs. This is now fixed. (perl#3445)
- A prototype bug that affected PerlApp and such things as
use fatal 'open' has
been fixed. (perl#3446-3451)
- The installer raised an exception on some versions of Windows 95. This has been fixed.
- Invalid URLs in the table of contents for the online documentation have been corrected.
Perl Resource Kit Compatibility
ActivePerl can now be installed over the Perl Resource Kit (PRK) from O'Reilly and Associates.
There is an important caveat: the PRK Service Pack 1 should not be applied after
you have installed ActivePerl Build 516 over a PRK installation.
We recommend that you follow this checklist:
- If you have just the PRK without PRK Service Pack 1: Install ActivePerl Build 516, followed by
the Perl Development Kit (PDK), in that order. PRK Service Pack 1 should not be applied
after this. Alternatively, you may install PRK Service Pack 1, and follow the instructions for
the next item.
- If you have the PRK with PRK Service Pack 1 applied: Install ActivePerl Build 516, followed by
the PDK, or vice versa. The order does not matter.
- If you have the PRK, PRK Service Pack 1, and the PDK: Simply install ActivePerl Build 516.
Note that the Perl Development Kit is a free upgrade for PRK customers. See here
for more information.
Bug Fixes and Changes
NOTE: Fixes annotated with change numbers are from the Perl source repository. These are
generally posted for discussion in the Perl development mailing lists (usually <perl5-porters@perl.org>
and <perl-win32-porters@activestate.com>).
Perl
- The
stat() and opendir() builtins now behave reliably when given a
bare drive name (without a trailing slash) and with pathnames that end in a backslash.
(perl#3300)
- The
uname() builtin is now supported on win32. (perl#3134,3135)
Win32::GetTickCount() used to return negative values for long running processes.
This has been fixed. However, note that the return value is still subject to wraparound, just as
it is in the corresponding Win32 API function. (perl#3316)- When launched from a 16-bit process, the perl executable could not find its libraries
correctly in certain configurations that used architecture-specific directories. The same
problem existed when the PATH was set with a shortname-mangled architecture directory. These
problems have been fixed. (perl#3345,3350,3353)
Win32::GetFullPathName(), Win32::SetLastError(), Win32::GetLongPathName(),
and Win32::CopyFile() are now provided. See Win32.pod for documentation on these.
(perl#2937,3353,3362)- Perl could access freed memory in some rare situations involving values subject to "autovivification".
This has been fixed. (perl#3270)
opendir(D, "X:") now faithfully follows the same rules as the FindFirstFile()
Win32 API. This means that the current directory on drive X: is opened, rather than
the root directory on drive X:. (perl#3396)- Fixed a small memory leak when embedding Perl in applications that repeatedly create and
destroy new interpreters. (perl#3419)
- When there is a version component in the path to the site library,
@INC
construction failed to allow for directories that are not "subversion"-specific. This
meant that perl failed to look for $top/site/5.005/lib if $top/site/5.00503/lib
wasn't found. This is now fixed. (perl#3423)
- The default compiler flags (i.e. the keys
ccflags and optimize in Config.pm)
used for building extensions have been set to -Od rather than -O2.
This works around a bug in the Visual C compiler known to exist in versions prior to 6.0.
ActivePerl itself is still built with -O2.
PerlScript
- PerlScript could trash memory when running large bodies of code that would reallocate the perl
stack.
- PerlScript now calls any
END blocks that may have been declared.
Perl for ISAPI
- Perl for ISAPI now correctly returns error 404 if the requested file does not exist.
Other Extensions
- Updated Win32::OLE to version 1.008. See the source distribution on CPAN for detailed change
logs.
- Updated XML::Parser to version 2.23. See the source distribution on CPAN for detailed change
logs.
- Fixed the return value from
Win32::NetResource::NetShareGetInfo() if share is not
found.
PPM
- Fixed problems with
OPTIONS attributes in PPM.
ppm.xml, the running record of installed modules, was not being updated in some
cases, and in others, old history was being overwritten. History is now correctly propagated
into the future.- PPM now outputs more informative summaries of packages, accessible via the
summary
and info commands.
Installer
- Fixed problems uninstalling ActivePerl on Windows 95/98.
- The installer now correctly verifies that the user has administrative privileges before
proceeding further.
- Changes to most configurable parameters (such as
$Config{make}) in Config.pm are
now correctly propagated by the installer. A backup of the old Config.pm is also now made. The
PPM history file, ppm.xml, is similarly handled.
Documentation
- Added documentation on the builtin XSUBs in the
Win32:: namespace. See Win32.pod.
(perl#3363)
- Links to style sheets have been fixed to be relative, to facilitate relocation.
- Case distinctions in URLs are now maintained correctly, making it feasible to serve the
supplied documentation from systems that are case-sensitive.
- Several broken links in the supporting documentation have been fixed. We are still aware of
broken links in the main perl documentation; these are expected to be resolved when we move to a
better pod2html than the one currently supplied with Perl.
Bug Fixes and Changes
- Fixed a bug that caused
system() to fail when called with a single argument.
- Fixed incorrect use of tables in the HTML documentation that caused it to not wrap correctly.
Bug Fixes and Changes
- Built around Perl 5.005_03, the latest production release. See the 'Changes' file in the Perl
source distribution for detailed changes.
system() and qx// are fully implemented internally, and do not call
the CRT's spawnvp(). This means that system(1,...) now returns a real
process ID instead of a process handle as it used to.kill() now understands real process IDs.- Most of the bundled modules have been upgraded to the latest versions.
perldoc perllocal
will show version information.
- Uses PerlCRT version 1.04, which has a fix for a bug in 64-bit number conversions.
Bug Fixes and Changes
- Built around 5.005_03 Maintenance Trial No. 5, which has a number of bug fixes to the previous
public release, 5.005_02. See the 'Changes' file in the source distribution for details. This trial
build is for testing purposes only.
- Propagated
win32_recvfrom() fix to perl hosts.
- Fixed bug in PerlIS that only allowed small (< 48K) files to be handled by the "post
multipart form" method.
- Fixed bug in PerlIS stemming from the use of
GetServerVariable(..., "PATH_TRANSLATED",...).
ServerSupportFunction(..., HSE_REQ_MAP_URL_TO_PATH, ...) is now used instead.
- Fixed PerlScript startup script to call
Win32::OLE->Initialize().
- Fixed PerlScript problem when passing IDispatch objects as a parameter to Perl functions. The
default method of the IDispatch is now called and the result passed as the parameter.
- Uses PerlCRT version 1.03. This version fixes incorrect daylight saving time calculations, and
a bug that caused Perl's
tell() operator to sometimes return incorrect values when
reading in textmode.
- PPM now supports the 'trace' and 'tracefile' options, along with the 'genconfig' command.
Known Issues
- Builds 510, 511 and 512 were never publically released.
Bug Fixes and Changes
- Fixed a bug in PerlScript that rendered it unusable. In PerlSE.pl, Win32::OLE::Lite needed to
be 'use Win32::OLE::Lite;' instead of 'require Win32::OLE::Lite'.
- Fixed a problem in Win32::EventLog that caused the extension to not build correctly on Alpha
systems.
- rename() is capable of renaming directories.
- rename() is capable of renaming files across volumes, this was not previously possible on
Windows systems. However this feature is not supported on Win95/98 systems.
Known Issues
- The new rename() functionality, allowing the renaming of files across volumes, is not
available on Win95/98 systems.
Bug Fixes and Changes
- Includes Win32::OLE v. 0.1005. See the Win32::OLE documentation for changes.
- Fixed bug in rename($source, $target). It used to fail to rename $source if $target existed.
- `backticks` now set the value of $? as documented.
Known Issues
Bug Fixes and Changes
- New PPM capable of updating itself including dependent modules and extensions
- New XML::Parser extension (v. 2.16)
- Latest libwin32 bundle (v. 0.13)
- Fixed corrupt table of contents in the online documentation
Known Issues
- `backticks` do not set the value of $? correctly
- You must upgrade to ActivePerl build 507 before attempting to install new versions of PPM.
Prior to build 507 PPM was incapable of updating DLL files that were in use.
Bug Fixes and Changes
- `Backticks` are fixed in PerlScript and Perl for ISAPI on Win95, Win98 and WinNT.
- system() is fixed in PerlScript and Perl for ISAPI on Win95, Win98 and WinNT.
- PerlScript sets the PERLXS environment variable to "PerlScript". This is useful to
determine in what environment a script is being executed.
Known Issues
- If you have the Perl Resource Kit -- Win32 Edition you should not install build 506 of
ActivePerl. ActiveState will be providing a service pack which will update your PRK installation
with build 506 of ActivePerl and revised utility binaries that address issues that some users
have encountered. More information about the PRK is available at http://www.ActiveState.com/PRK.
PRK related release information is posted to the perl-win32-prk mailing list. You can
join this list and receive timely information by emailing lyris@lyris.ActiveState.com
with the following message in the body of the email:
subscribe perl-win32-prk
Bug Fixes and Changes
- Fixed problem with -d and -e file test operators when they are used on a UNC sharepoint.
- Installation adds script mappings to IIS Metabase consitently. There should not be a need to
start the WWW Publishing Service before installing ActivePerl.
- A stray version specific directory is no long pushed onto @INC. This directory showed
regardless of its existence.
Known Issues
- `Backticks` are broken in PerlScript and Perl for ISAPI on Win95 and Win98.
- `Backticks` are broken in Perl for ISAPI on WinNT when a full pathname is specified for the
executable.
- system() is broken in PerlScript and Perl for ISAPI on Win95, Win98 and WinNT.
Bug Fixes and Changes
- Uninstall removes documentation, directories added to the path, changes to IIS Metabase.
- Fixed problem with extended formats in sprintf()
- Win32::Process module and extension are now version synched.
Bug Fixes and Changes
Perl
- ActivePerl is again built with -O2 compiler optimization turned on
- Fixed bug in core when getting any port number in call to bind()
- Updated core to support the latest version of Devel::Peek
- Fixed $^X so that it now returns the name by which the Perl interpreter was invoked
- perldoc now works for modules as well as POD
- example.pl is now installed with the examples
- Fixed problem with ProcessAffinity call in Process.dll on Win95
- The path to PerlCRT.lib is now added to the 'libpth' value in Config.pm as well as any
directories specified in your LIB environment variable
- Missing doucmentation for FileHandle.pm has been found
- MakeMaker now supports PerlArchitecture and version dependency for PPD target
- No need to reboot on WinNT after installing ActivePerl
- Temporary files are deleted after installation is complete
- Install does not create duplicate script maps in the IIS4.0 Metabase
- Directory structure has been flattend so that the user is in control of whether to do a
versioned installation
PerlScript
- chdir now works
- opendir now works
- unlink now works
- `backticks` now work
- system() now works under
- PerlScript now dynamically links to OLE.dll, so you must have version 0.1001 of Win32::OLE
installed
Perl for ISAPI
- chdir now works
- opendir now works
- unlink now works
- `backticks` now work
- system() now works
PPM
- PPM.pl gets turned in to a .BAT file during setup
- PPM proxy support now works, see PPM documentation
- PPM makes use of XML::Parser to read and write its data file
Bug Fixes and Changes
- New build based on Perl 5.005_02
- Fixes made to maintain binary compatability with 5.005
- Improved core docs
Bug Fixes and Changes
- Win32-OLE and Registry modules included in their entirety.
Bug Fixes and Changes
Known Issues
- After installation, temporary files are not deleted
- If you are running IIS 4.x and selected to map extensions during setup, you may have to delete
duplicate mappings.
Response->End() is not working properly with PerlScript. You should follow any
call to Response->End() with a call to exit();- Uninstalling a package removes any modules installed but does not remove the directory in
which the module was installed.
- Catching the interrupt signal and calling a handler does not work.
- Proxy support may not work at all times with PPM. However, if the environment variable
HTTP_proxy is set, it will be used as the address of a proxy server for accessing the Internet
and this may resolve it.
- ActivePerl should not be installed in a path that contains spaces in it, as the spaces may
cause problems for some of the programs that are part of ActivePerl. It is recommended that you
install ActivePerl in the default location.
- In order to build some extensions, it is necessary to add your compiler's library path to the
'libpth' variable in Config.pm
Bug Fixes and Changes
- When listing of packages is displayed in PPM, they no longer scroll off the top of the screen.
- use DBI no longer causes a parse exception
- TK and DB_File are now being built correctly
- --location option in PPM now works properly
- PerlIS is now getting environment variables
- Filenames are now properly expanded on the command line, e.g.
perl -d "print
join(',',@ARGV)"
- PPM turned into a batch file, so you can run it without being in your /perl/bin directory
- If a LIB value is set in the system registry, it adds itself to the list of default LIB
directories
Known Issues
- After installation, temporary files are not deleted
- A file type for Perl scripts is currently not being made
- There may be remaining problems using PPM if you are behind a firewall.
- SIG{INT} doesn't work
Bug Fixes and Changes
- %* in bat files now works under Win95
- Broken HTML links in online documentation fixed
- PATH value now created in system registry if it didn't already exist on Windows NT
- HTMLHelp.pm and WinHTML.pm now installed (required for ppm)
- PerlIS.dll (Perl for ISAP) now registered properly
Known Issues
- When listing of packages is displayed in PPM, they scroll off the top of the screen
- After installation, temporary files are not deleted
- LOCATION option in PPM does not work
- Several modules, including TK and DB_File do not work
- A file type for Perl scripts is not being made
- PerlIS is no longer getting environment variables
- If LIB value is set in the system registry, it replaces the default directories.
- First beta release of 5.005 / merged code
- No alpha binaries - will be available in a future release
Most modules can now be built on Win32 systems with little or no modification.
PerlScript & Perl for ISAPI are part of the ActivePerl Package.
The Perl Package Manager for managing your Win32-compatible Perl modules is now included.
The Win32::OLE::Enum module provides an interface to OLE collection objects from
Perl. It defines an enumerator object closely mirroring the functionality of the IEnumVARIANT
interface.
Functions
With this release, a few changes have had to be made. Some of your Perl for Win 32 3xx scripts
may need a little tweaking to work, but these are minor. Here is where the changes come in:
OLE
The way in which OLE objects are created has changed.
CreateObject OLE -> new Win32::OLE
or
Win32::OLE->new
Functions replaced by the Win32 module
| Old function |
New replacement function |
OLE |
Win32::OLE |
OLE::Variant |
Win32::OLE::Variant |
OLE::VT_* |
Win32::OLE::VT_* |
Win32::Reg* |
Win32::Registry |
Win32::OpenEventLog |
Win32::EventLog::OpenEventLog |
Win32::OpenBackupEventLog |
Win32::EventLog::OpenBackupEventLog |
Win32::BackupEventLog |
Win32::EventLog::BackupEventLog |
Win32::ClearEventLog |
Win32::EventLog::ClearEventLog |
Win32::CloseEventLog |
Win32::EventLog::CloseEventLog |
Win32::GetNumberOfEventLogRecords |
Win32::EventLog::GetNumberOfEventLogRecords |
Win32::ReadEventLog |
Win32::EventLog::ReadEventLog |
Win32::WriteEventLog |
Win32::EventLog::WriteEventLog |
Functions no longer available
| Old function |
New replacement function |
Win32::PerlVersion |
$] |
Win32::GetArchName |
$ENV{PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE} |
Win32::GetChipName |
$ENV{PROCESSOR_IDENTIFIER} |
Functions that are no longer built in and require "use Win32"
Win32::LookupAccountName |
Win32::LookupAccountSID |
Win32::InitiateSystemShutdown |
Win32::AbortSystemShutdown |
Win32::ExpandEnvironmentStrings |
Win32::MsgBox |
Win32::LoadLibrary |
Win32::FreeLibrary |
Win32::GetProcAddress |
Win32::RegisterServer |
Win32::UnregisterServer |
Functions that are still built in (do not require "use Win32")
Win32::GetCwd |
Win32::SetCwd |
Win32::GetNextAvailDrive |
Win32::GetLastError |
Win32::LoginName |
Win32::NodeName |
Win32::DomainName |
Win32::FsType |
Win32::GetOSVersion |
Win32::IsWinNT |
Win32::IsWin95 |
Win32::FormatMessage |
Win32::Spawn |
Win32::GetTickCount |
Win32::GetShortPathName |
Win32::Sleep |