Run Executable File in Perl

To load an executable file into Perl, you can use Perl’s system command to call the executable file. The specific steps are as follows:

1. In a Perl script, use the system function to run external commands. This function takes a string parameter that contains the command to be executed.
2. Include the file path to be executed within the command string. For example, if you want to execute an executable file called example.exe, you can use the following command string: “example.exe”.
3. Invoke the system function to execute a command. For example, you can use the following code to invoke example.exe: system(“example.exe”);
4. You can combine command strings with other parameters. For example, if you want to pass parameters to an executable file, you can add the parameters to the command string. For instance, to pass a file named input.txt as a parameter, you can use the following command string: “example.exe input.txt”.

Please note that in order to successfully execute external commands, you need to ensure that the executable file is in the system path. If the executable file is not in the system path, you can specify the full file path.

Here is a complete sample code:

#!/usr/bin/perl

# 执行名为example.exe的可执行文件
system("example.exe");

# 传递参数给可执行文件
system("example.exe input.txt");

Please replace “example.exe” with the actual executable file path and name.