In the numbers I gave earlier, I'm comparing the non-dependent Perl2Exe exe with the non-dependent pp exe (i.e. I'm not using Perl2Exe's -small option).
If I use -d on pp and -small on Perl2Exe, the sizes drop to 733kb and 123kb, respectively, so much of the discrepancy still exists... Thanks, Mark On Thursday, February 12, 2004, 12:19:02 PM, Autrijus Tang wrote: AT> On Thu, Feb 12, 2004 at 11:14:04AM -0500, Mark A. Chalkley wrote: >> page. I've packaged a short script that uses only CipherSaber and >> Compress::PPMd. I packaged it using pp with no options (other than -o, of >> course). Perl2Exe created an exe 471kb and pp's was 1528kb. Obviously, I'm >> missing something, but the options listed in the pp html doc that would seem to >> matter appear to be enabled by default. Where did I go wrong? AT> Tried "pp -d"? That will reduce the footprint to on par with Perl2Exe. AT> Thanks, AT> /Autrijus/
