How can I make eclipse perl project use a specific perl version?

问题

I have mounts of a remote source code repos in Linux servers.
I use Eclipse Epic and I have made links to the scripts there with the help of the answer of this post.
My problem is the following:
The project in the remote repository uses a specific version of Perl which is under a specific directory.
How would I configure my project in Eclipse to have/use exactly the same Perl?

回答1:

I haven't tested this with an interpreter on a remote machine and I'm on Windows but I think this would work.

1. Go to Window -> Preferences -> Perl EPIC

2. Click ... next to Perl executable and choose the location you want (this would be under your remote repository)

3. Click Apply / OK

To check if it works, just do this:

use strict;
use warnings;

print "Version: $]\n";
print "Interpreter: $^X\n";

回答2:

I had the same question, because I have some Perl32 and Perl64 programs which I have to compile with different interpreters. And think, the main question was: "How can I use a particular perl interpreter for each project?"

EPICs preferences will change the interpreter for all projects, but not for a single one.

My solution was to create a small script as a wrapper for the perl interpreter. Then, in the properties of each project, I added a meaningless Perl Include Path, which serves only as a hint on the interpreter, because EPIC passes this Include Path as a parameter to perl. The wrapper script then looks for this hint and fires the right perl version.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17760498/how-can-i-make-eclipse-perl-project-use-a-specific-perl-version