Old, bundled cruft in PAR builds

Hi list, please take thirty seconds to read this: http://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=21459 As most of you probably know, various modules (some of them using XS) are built into parl(.exe), the PAR binary loader which is prepended to any binary executables produced by pp, at build

Re: Old, bundled cruft in PAR builds

Hi! I am using PAR extensively, but I do not know anything about the internals (I always meant to, but I haven't found the time yet...). I always make sure to re-compile PAR after I've updated the modules I know it depends on (this is only an option because I compile eeverything myself). I

Re: Old, bundled cruft in PAR builds

As most of you probably know, various modules (some of them using XS) are built into parl(.exe), the PAR binary loader which is prepended to any binary executables produced by pp, at build time. I've just conducted a litle experiment and now I'm not so sure that this description of the workings

GUIs and command-line args on Mac OS X

I've been trying to make pp executables out of some small perl scripts I've written and I've found that any that have a GUI have the following problem: they fail if any command lines arguments are given, or if they are launched from the OS X GUI (by double clicking, for example) rather than from