I am a little bit confused as to the purpose of perlcc. I'll elaborate: I made a perl script, called perl.pl.
Then I did perlcc perl.pl, which gave me a binary executable called perl. ../perl ran fine. Then I move "perl" to another directory add type ./perl which returns an error: Can't find perl.pl So I am curious. If perl.pl has to remain hangin' around, then what is the point of perlcc. I thought perlcc would convert a perl script into a binary executable, which could then be distributed. Hence, giving people software to run while at the same time not handing over the source code to them. Maybe I am using perlcc incorrectly... -john v.e
