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in thread Class::DBI and compiling

I compiled it and have instructed the compiler to include all necessary modules. The problem is that require calls the module in at run-time, not compile time.

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Re^3: Class::DBI and compiling
by Corion (Patriarch) on Jul 10, 2014 at 14:09 UTC

    Perl has no compiler.

    So, how did you compile the script, and how did you instruct the compiler to include all necessary modules?

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      Not in the traditional sense, but there is most certainly a Perl to C transformation tool that compiles generated C against libperl, B::C (perlcc). Many people refer to this as the "Perl compiler."
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        I watched this talk from YAPC:NA, it seems that it's not as straightforward or easy path as those who champion it would have us believe, the docs are going to deter people from using it.

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Re^3: Class::DBI and compiling
by marto (Cardinal) on Jul 10, 2014 at 14:10 UTC

    Which 'compiler'?

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      ActiveState's PerlApp. I use Moose in the program as well, however I don't have that installed on the machine that's running the program either, and that works by instructing the compiler to include that module.
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        "PerlApp is not a compiler.". This is a packaging tool, like pp. If you were using pp I'd suggest you use the -x option:

        "Run perl inputfile to determine additonal run-time dependencies."

        You'd have to check the documentation for the equivalent of that, or pps -M option.

        Update: If you update your post please mark changes, touched on in How do I post a question effectively?

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