You can't just "compile two scripts into one". Their mains will conflict.
What u can do is import subroutines from one to the other. The real way to
do that is with a module, which is a user-made function library. Put all ur
functions/subs into a file like MyLib.pm and then import that into a script
with use MyLib. This way u don't have to worry about which script has what
function and having them get out of sync. Look at some of the pm's on ur
system to get the format. If u want to just import some text file with perl
code in it as a one off action u could probably do it with an eval. Read in
the outside file to a variable, then eval { sub otherscript { $foreign_code
} }. But the imported code will not be compiled into the exe. If ur really
bent on getting the foreign code into the exe u can make another script
which reads in both scripts, combines them, and then writes out a hybrid
script and compiles it. But that will be a pain and ur kinda asking for
trouble. Making a common module is ur best bet.
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