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Led by such companies as ActiveState, Perl has grown steadily since mid 1995, adding both standard Perl functionality, as well as a host of Windows-specific functionality such as OLE and COM integration.

In fact, by now, any Perl developer can feel confident that the applications she writes on UNIX-based servers will run without a hitch when moved to Windows-based servers. Even long-time porting nightmare problem cases such as the implementation of fork are being solved.

And there is reason to believe that Perl/Windows-integration will continue. That Microsoft itself is committed to supporting Perl is demonstrated by the fact that Microsoft has been a major funder of Perl on Windows development since development began. In fact, with the recent signing of a three-year funding agreement between Microsoft and ActiveState, there is no doubt Perl will be an integral part of Windows going forward.

Contents:

Getting Started
Add the Perl bin directory to your path
Choosing an Installation Directory
Perl Options Screen
Completing Installation

Introduction to Perl on Windows - Table of Contents
Getting Started