I'm having problems with a bound application I wrote using wxperl with
perlapp. When I run my program through perlapp's "Test it" interface, I
get the error message "rmtree failed because directory is not empty."
When I check the temporary directory perlapp uses to cache its unpacked
file ins, I can see the wx dlls have not been deleted. I gather that
this is happening because the wx dlls can't be deleted, because they
haven't been unloaded from memory yet.
Since this only happens with some of my perlapp projects, I have reason
to hope that there is something I can do when I exit my script that will
help signal the OS that I am done with the dlls and they can be unloaded.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
--Mark Swayne
