> The PDK costs money though. PAR (available free through the perl package > manager that comes with activestate perl) works on basically the same > concepts (and therefore works almost if not exactly as well), but the > documentation is worse and it's usability is worse (command line only, no > gui). > > I've used PAR a lot, and apart from some strange issues with finding and > packaging the correct DLL's for a DBD::Oracle application, it's worked > remarkably well. > I second that. PAR works for simple packaging, but the money spent on the PDK will save you a fair number of hours and headaches (more hair on the head). In addition, the PDK helps to package special applications like Windows services, system trays. Those are time-savers as well.
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