Or you can use the PAR module which is free
http://search.cpan.org/~smueller/PAR-0.956/lib/PAR.pm
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To: ukhas jean
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Subject: Re: perl exe
PDK
$149On 9/25/06, ukhas jean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was trying to create an exe from a .pl script. I was using perl2exe, but it is giving me an error as follows:- D:\All kachra\c_ka_backup\CCOLON\p2x-8.10-Win32>perl2exe -v segment.pl
Perl2Exe V8.10 Copyright (c) 1997-2004 IndigoSTAR So
There are some instances where the ActiveState packager (paid) works
better. Maybe you want to consider that.
ukhas jean wrote:
> I was trying to create an exe from a .pl script. I was using perl2exe,
> but it is giving me an error as follows:-
>
> D:\All kachra\c_ka_backup\CCOLON\p2x-8.10-Win
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jean
Sent: 25 September 2006 10:33
To: Active Perl
Subject: perl exe generation!!!
> I was trying to create an exe from a .pl script. I was using perl2exe,
but it is giving me an error as
> follows:-
>
> D
I was trying to create an exe from a .pl script. I was using perl2exe, but it is giving me an error as follows:- D:\All kachra\c_ka_backup\CCOLON\p2x-8.10-Win32>perl2exe -v segment.plPerl2Exe V8.10 Copyright (c) 1997-2004 IndigoSTAR SoftwareCmd = -v segment.plCWD = D:\All kachra\c_ka_backup\CCO
