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Can someone advise me on how best to create an executable from a Perl script?

 

I've tried ActiveState:

Positives: it's pretty good

Negatives: it's costs nearly $300  :(

 

I've tried the one from IndigoStar: I got a few errors

I don't need to be an expert in Perl, I've got one script that I need turning into an exe. So don't really want to spend several hours finding the solution.

(Also costs $50 or somewhere close)

 

Best option: CPan's pp - PAR Packager

Except: there doesn't seem to be a dummy's get started guide!

Just not sure where to start with this - there's instructions on how to execute Unix commands

I've seen somewhere where you get a terminal and install - what's the about?? Do I HAVE to get a terminal emulator?

 

Any help would be great

 

Thanks

 

 

OM

 

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just looked

can't seem to find a home page for it

not being ultra choosy, but i'd rather go with something that is well supported and documented - and which has a home

 

in one of the results, someone was asking "what dll's do i need to include with pl2exe"

erm... i just want a standalone with no dependencies

 

let me know if u have any other suggestions

 

thanks

 

 

omar

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