On 25.01.02 at 12:34 Howard, Steven (US - Tulsa) wrote:
>In my opinion, Perl2exe is well worth the money - and perlCC has a
long way
>to go.
I would second that. I only managed to get hello world compiled with
perlCC. The Lite version of Perl2Exe at $50 is quite sufficient in most
cases.
For Win3
PerlCC is supposed to be able to accomplish this. It is part of the standard
distribution from Activestate - however, I have had nothing but difficulty
with perlCC. I have succeeded in compiling executables a few times, but
often they produce errors such as memory access errors at run time.
I thin
Just for curiosity, is there any way to make an EXEcutable from a Perl
script (and Win32-GUI) but with a freeware tool, because Perl2EXE is NOT a
free tool and you could also use the PDK from ActivePerl, but this also
costs.
This question really relates to the fact that PERL is freely distributed
On 24.01.02 at 22:42 Price, Steve A wrote:
>Thanks for the responses, I'll do a bit more playing around with my
>original
>.pl and the Lite version to see if I can resolve the issue before I
>register, but I'm glad to hear others are having success with this.
I have compiled an app with the Lite v
Hello!
> Does anyone have any success creating free standing .exe files from
> Win32::gui scripts using
> either perl2exe?
Yes, here is my work. Perl2Exe works. The sourcecode is distributed, too. So
you can have a look at that.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/auctioneer/
Regards,
Peter
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