If I run pp -i command.ico -o test.exe test.pl
on the "Hello, world" program (in test.pl), where command.ico is the attached Win32 icon file, I find that I get a temporary executable file with a name like "parl6z2zdSc.exe" left behind as well as the desired "test.exe". The temporary file does not get left if I don't specify the -i option on the command-line. Any ideas how to stop the temporary file getting left? It doesn't have a fixed name, so all I can do at the moment in scripts that I have for building things is to delete "parl*.exe" and hope that it doesn't catch anything unintentional. Versions: perl-5.8.8 PAR-0.976 PAR-Dist-0.25 PAR-Packer-0.976 Parse-Binary-0.10 Win32-Exe-0.11
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