Fellow monks,

I’ve been working with a Gtk-based app and ActiveState’s PerlApp, turning the application into a single .exe file for Windows. It works fine, thanks to the previous conversations we had here a good while back.

The problem is that Gtk keeps some DLL files in memory, even after exiting, and as such, they’re locked — and so, PerlApp’s cleanup process can’t remove the temporary directories. The files that remain are theme engines, actually.

So I wonder how to fix this. Apparently, Wx has similar issues under PerlApp, but I haven’t found a proper solution for this yet.

I have tried to do a no Gtk2; in an END section, but that didn’t change anything. Any other ideas?