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- p4 status // P4 Command Reference - Perforce
- p4 change // P4 Command Reference - Perforce
- p4 resolve // P4 Command Reference - Perforce
- p4 configure // P4 Command Reference - Perforce
- p4 populate // P4 Command Reference - Perforce
- p4 resolved // P4 Command Reference - Perforce
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With P4Perl and you don't need to do the build yourself.Once you have Perl installed, proceed to step 2.2. Get P4PerlI maintain a so called "stable" release of Perl for people who like to avoid using the latest builds. Those who are a little more adventurouscan use the current development build. Windows InstallersWindows users using ActivePerl can skip the rest and just download aWindows installer from the table below. Perl Version Installer Active Perl 5.6 (Build 633) Released (2.2596) Current Active Perl 5.8 (Build 804) Released (2.2596) Current Current Sources Source Tarball Change log P4-Client.tar.gz Changes P4.tar.gz Changes Released Sources P4-Client Sources P4 Sources P4-Client-2.2596.tar.gz (latest) P4-Client-2.2279.tar.gz P4-Client-1.1980.tar.gz P4-Client-1.1711.tar.gz P4-Client-1.1084.tar.gz P4-Client-1.977.tar.gz P4-Client-1.923.tar.gz P4-Client-0.52.tar.gz P4-Client-0.51.tar.gz P4-1.2587.tar.gz (latest) P4-1.1733.tar.gz (initial release) P4-0.982.tar.gz (beta build) 3. Get the Perforce APIGo to the Perforce Download Area and grab the latest available p4api.tar for your platform. If the latest release is not available, contactsupport@perforce.com as some APIbuilds are only done on request.Unpack the tarfile in a new, empty directory. You'll need it later.4. Build and Install P4PerlUnpack the P4-Client tarball and follow the build instructions in the READMEfile. Basically it comes down to the usual steps: perl Makefile.PL make make test make install(Windows users, use "nmake" instead of "make"). Now repeat the processfor the P4 tarball and once that's done, you can start using P4Perl.DocumentationDocumentation on how to use these extensions is in POD format within the distributions themselves. The docs from the head revision build are available as HTML here:P4:: DocumentationP4::Client DocumentationP4::UI DocumentationP4-Client Porting MatrixThe following porting combinations have been successfully built and tested and should compile without problems. Perl's build environment is not ideally suited to C++ extensions (or at least I haven't found a really good way of making it work with C++ extensions) so you building on other platforms may require some fiddling with the compiler rules. See hints/linux.pl and the PORTING file for hints on how to go about it.If you port P4-Client to another platform, please tell me how you did it so that we can make it available for other users. Platform Perl Versions Perforce API Versions (if
