On Tuesday, 1 ×February 2005 11:58, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
> Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote:
> > David Harel wrote:
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> I want to convert a Perl util C so it can run on a machine without
> >> Perl. I don't know Perl (hopefully never will).
> And to David's original query - there is no automatic perl to C
> converter. There is a perl compiler, but you really are better off
> just installing perl on the machine. If that's absolutely not the
> case, I'm afraid that Gilad's solution is your only course of action.
There are programs that can package your perl script with the minimal
dependancies to run it. you get something which looks like a single
executable, walks like a single executable and sounds like a single
executable but really isn't.
I don't have any pointers to give off the top of my head, except PerlEx
by ActiveState (commercial product but not that expensive IIRC) which
is only for Win32 (which is basicly the only non-embeded/mobile OS you
can get that doesn't have any sort of perl installed)
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