Summary of my question on what to do about *.pl to *.exe is below.
Hey Folks,
I have AS Perl build 629, Win95, an application on Win95 to 'invoke' or
schedule a Perl simple parsing Perl script.
My question:
I need to convert a perl script to an *exe in order for my Win95
application to 'invoke' the perl script.
What are my options for making it a *.exe?
Do I have to buy Perl ActiveState Perl Dev Kit or other to convert my
*.pl to *exe?
---------------------RESPONSES-----------------------------------
Thanks to Jenda, Timothy
"Jenda Krynicky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Are you sure? The application doesn't support invoking processes
with parameters so that you could tell it to run
c:\perl\bin\perl.exe c:\my\scripts\foo.pl
STEVE's RESPONSE TO JENDA:
I'll try it. I think the window restricted the type content typed.
It's an application by an OEM to process lab data..
> What are my options for making it a *.exe?
PerlApp from PDK and perl2exe --
STEVE:
OK, THANKS.
"Timothy Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Which application are you using? If you are using the Task Scheduler,
then
all you have to do is put your target as Perl.exe with your script as
the
first parameter.
WILL TRY.
--Steve
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