Perlapp is an easy-to-use tool. Instead of what the PAR is. PAR confuses me a lot. So far, i have no success to compile a pl script and make it executable under win32 systems.
Quoting Edward Wildgoose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > There are currently two reasons left for me to use PerlApp: the smaller > > executable size and the possibility to add extra information to the > > executable (the PE Header information, like companyname, version, > etcetera). > > ...and the fact it's a free bit of software (well, less that donation I'm > sure that everyone will make...) > > I don't know how you could check inside the PerlApp code, but you can unzip > the par archive and see whether perhaps it is optimistically including > unneccessary modules? > > Again, unsure how PerlApp works, perhaps it uses bzip instead of gzip? Have > you tried using bzip on both files to see if it can squeeze any more > redundancy out? > > Thanks to Autrijus for giving us a choice! > > Ed W >
