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    Win32-Daemon 20110117
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    December 18th, 2011, 20:42 GMT [view history]
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    Win32-Daemon description

    This Perl module enables Win32 Perl scripts to run as a Win32 services

    It is an useful module for developers working on Windows desktop applications or scripts running on Windows hosting / servers.

    Here are some key features of "Win32-Daemon":

    · Function callbacks
    · Compiled Perl Applications

    What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

    · Make sure DllMain() has "C" linkage when compiled with MinGW
    · Changed StartService() and GetServiceHandle() to return proper 64-bit value on Win64.



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    		 Windows service | win32 module | Perl module | Perl | daemon | service



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