Hello all, I am using pp to create an executable from my perl script and am running into problems. My script uses 5.14.0, and I can run it successfully by using that version of perl via perlbrew. My system perl version is 5.10.1.
When I use pp to create the executable, pp -o script script.pl and then run it, ./script I get an error: "Perl v5.14.0 required--this is only v5.10.1". My guess is that pp is using system perl, disregarding the current perlbrew version. I installed v5.14 on my system (i.e., not through perlbrew), hoping that would fix the problem, but it did not. (As a side note, the new perl's @INC is /usr/local/lib/perl5/... instead of /usr/lib/perl5/..., and I did not create a symlink to /usr/local/bin/perl from /usr/bin/perl -- perhaps that is the problem here) I have tried various arguments to pp's -I (that is an uppercase i, not a lowercase L) switch, such as pp -o script -I /usr/local/lib script.pl to try and help pp understand I want 5.14, not 5.10, but I end up getting the same error as before when I run ./script. Could anyone help me pack version 5.14 into the executable? Is there a way to tell pp to use the current perlbrew version? Thanks, Marc
