11-20-2011
How to find perl installed path?
Hi all,
how do we find where perl is installed via command line?
Please let me know for both windows and unix platforms.
when i tried in windows by following option. it is throwing error.
C:\Users\dkanagar>whereis perl
'whereis' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
C:\Users\dkanagar>whence perl
'whence' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
C:\Users\dkanagar>which perl
'which' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Thanks & Regards,
Divakar
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NAME
Code::Blocks - The open-source, cross-platform IDE
SYNOPSIS
codeblocks [-h] [-ns] [-d] [--prefix <str>] [-p <str>] [--profile <str>] [--rebuild] [--build] [--target <str>] [--no-batch-window-close]
[--batch-build-notify] [filename(s)...]
DESCRIPTION
codeblocks launches the Code::Blocks IDE. Its various command-line arguments are listed below.
OPTIONS
-h, --help
Displays the list of accepted command-line arguments.
-ns Do not display a splash screen on startup. The splash screen can be completely disabled in the program's environment options.
-d Enable the debugging log.
--prefix
Specify an alternate path for Code::Blocks to find its shared files.
-p, --profile
Set which profile to use. If you set the profile to ask , Code::Blocks will display a list with all the known profiles to choose
from.
--rebuild
Start a batch rebuild (i.e. "clean" and "build") job on the filenames passed as arguments. The filenames can be either projects or
workspaces.
--build Start a batch build (i.e. no "clean") job on the filenames passed as arguments. The filenames can be either projects or
workspaces.
--target
Specify a single build target to build in the batch build (or rebuild) job.
--no-batch-window-close
When the batch job ends, the log window closes too. This option keeps it open until you manually close it.
--batch-build-notify
Display a message when the batch job finishes.
EXAMPLES
Batch build myproject.cpp, only the "Debug" target and keep the batch job window open when finished:
codeblocks --build --target="Debug" --no-batch-window-close myproject.cbp
Batch rebuild everything in myproject.cpp:
codeblocks --rebuild myproject.cbp
AUTHOR
Yiannis "mandrav" Mandravellos (mandrav@codeblocks.org)
HISTORY
2006 - Initial version
1.0 10 July 2006 man(1)