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. | [reply] |
"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.
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I got it. Thanks for your help
For anyone else who has this problem:
-Go into your PerlApp Program
-Go to the 'Files' tab
-Right-click on Add modules
-Select Add-Module
-Type in the module name and select your desired option for the dependencies
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