You don't need to compile Perl programs.
If you are worried about speed, use mod_perl.
If you are worried about someone "stealing" your script, don't. Even if it
is "compiled", if someone really wants it they only have to decompile it...
Brent
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> Subject: Compiling a CGI program
09/04/02 02:05 PM
Hi all,
I've tried (without success) to compile a CGI application made in Perl
using
perlcc.
I've tried then a test program but it also doesn't want to compile.
The program is:
#!/perl/bin/perl
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print "Test OK";
I use Visual Studio 6 under Windows 2000.
Can I make a Windows executable using perlcc?
Can you give me hints about what should I do to make the executable?
When trying to compile this small program, it made a file a.out and another
...obj file but I don't know what to do with these files.
I've tried using the -B parameter to compile directly, but it gave me a lot
of assembly errors.
When trying to compile a bigger one, it made a .c file then the program
continued to work for a long time with no result.
It made a .out file but its size was 0.
Thank you very much for any hint.
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