Hello, Is it difficult to package and distribute a wxPerl application? I am thinking, for example, how Windows and Mac OS don't have a package manager with wxPerl, wxWidgets and so on, so you have to package all the dependencies with you. And for Linux the situation isn't much better. Yes Linux distros have a package manager, but every distro has different packages, different versions and so on.
This is a general problem with any high-level language (Perl, Ruby, Python). If you write the program in C or C++ at least you can try to compile stuff statically. Last year I experimented with wxPython as well as C++/wxWidgets. I managed to make a simple cross-platform app with C++ but not wxPython. But I would prefer to use a high-level language like Perl or Python than use C++. So, in brief, is there any reasonable hope of using wxPerl to write a realistic application that you can give to your users and expect it to work? Thanks for the help. Daniel. -- Intolerant people should be shot.
