How do you debug a Perl scripting ( at the compile time
error or run
time error) in Unix environment ?
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Answer / kuldip singh behal
we can also use -c and -d switches to debug our perl scripts
ex:
perl -c sample.pl (for compilation errors)
perl -d sample.pl (for debugging the code line by line)
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Answer / hemalata
For debugging perl scripting u can use
1. diagnostic modules - which can help us isolate and
understand problems with our code.
EX- use warning, use strict, use diagnostics
2.perl command line switches - u can create test programm
using the perl command line.
Ex-i) #!user/bin/perl -w
or on the command line like this
>perl -w program.plx
ii) -e = it tells the perl not to load and run a program
file but to run the text following -e as a program.
> perl -e "print \"hello World \n";"
iii)-c = stops perl from running your program instead ,al it
does is check that code can be complied as valid perl.
its a good way to quickly check that a program has no
glaring syntax errors.
> perl -ce 'print "hello,world\n";'
and so on it will available Google u can search ........
3. debugging techniques and perl de-debugger - how to remove
the problems that we've found.
Using debugger
> perl -d filename.plx
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Answer / sirisha
by using strict and warnings, or by putting some print
statements
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