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in thread Making a standalone executable

Nevermind, it looks like it works. I was getting compatibility errors when trying to run it on a computer without any sort of perl interpreter before, but that was because it was 32 bit. It worked on a 64 bit machine. Is there any easy way to create the same executable except make it 32 bit?

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Re^3: Making a standalone executable
by dasgar (Priest) on Jun 03, 2013 at 19:35 UTC

    It sounds like you used a 64 bit version of Perl to create your executable. In that case, you built a 64 bit executable, which can only be used in 64 bit Windows. Unless you need the 64 bit features of 64 bit Perl, you can install and use 32 bit Perl in 64 bit Windows. If you use 32 bit Perl to create your executable via pp, your executable can be run from both 32 bit and 64 bit Windows.

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      Awesome, thank you.
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