Augusto Flavio wrote:
Hi!
I'm have a big problem. I make a module(pm) and now i
want compile this module. I tried use the perlcc but i
receive the msg that the module can't be compiled
because have shared libs.
However i found a module, PAR(Perl Archive Toolkit)
which can compile my module. Then,
Good morning,
Are you saying to me that i can't compile a module
(extension .pm)? I'm look a method to compile my
module(.pm). Can i do this with the pp?
Have some way to obfuscate the code of a module?
Thanks for all
Augusto Flavio
Augusto Flavio wrote:
Good morning,
Are you saying to me that i can't compile a module
(extension .pm)? I'm look a method to compile my
module(.pm). Can i do this with the pp?
Have some way to obfuscate the code of a module?
Thanks for all
Augusto Flavio
On 4 Feb 2005 at 9:05, Robert wrote:
I am trying to compile to an EXE on Windows XP. I am using the following:
pp -d -o popups.exe popups.pl
and it spits out:
Goto undefined subroutine DynaLoader::bootstrap_inherit at
C:/aperl58/lib/XSLoader.pm line 95.
Compilation failed in require
On 4 Feb 2005 at 11:45, Augusto Flavio wrote:
Good morning,
Are you saying to me that i can't compile a module
(extension .pm)? I'm look a method to compile my
module(.pm). Can i do this with the pp?
Have some way to obfuscate the code of a module?
The purpose of PAR is to
On 4 Feb 2005 at 14:56, Salih Gönüllü wrote:
Hello All,
I have noticed that when I unzip a .par archive the extracted modules do
not preserve their permissions:
Here is an example:
pp --verbose=9 -o hello.par hello.pl
unzip hello.par
ls -l lib/strict.pm
-rw-rw-rw-1 salihother
On 4 Feb 2005 at 9:05, Robert wrote:
I am trying to compile to an EXE on Windows XP. I am using the following:
pp -d -o popups.exe popups.pl
and it spits out:
Goto undefined subroutine DynaLoader::bootstrap_inherit at
C:/aperl58/lib/XSLoader.pm line 95.
Compilation failed in require
On 4 Feb 2005 at 12:00, Alan Stewart wrote:
On 18 Jan 2005 at 15:36, H. Wade Minter wrote:
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I'm using PAR/pp to package my Perl/Tk app, and it's all good. Now I'm
moving in the direction of setting up a simple plugin architecture to
Alan Stewart wrote:
You are right. The docs for Archive::Zip say that anything added with addString() will
have permissive defaults. Do you need the original permissions or would a better
default or a pp option for the default permissions be acceptable?
A better default would be acceptable,
Thanks so much -- that seems to have done it! The dll's had been in the
PAR file, but apparently not in the right path. This did the trick.
Thanks again!
Alan Stewart wrote:
On 23 Dec 2004 at 13:24, Mike Schroeder wrote:
I've been using PAR with wxPerl for quite a while and all seems
On 4 Feb 2005 at 22:03, Salih Gönüllü wrote:
Alan Stewart wrote:
You are right. The docs for Archive::Zip say that anything added with
addString() will
have permissive defaults. Do you need the original permissions or would a
better
default or a pp option for the default permissions be
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