Use pp to package your application into an executable:

The FAQ recommends Perl2Exe. Have you tried that?

The license states (with added emphasis):

"You are hereby licensed to use the shareware evaluation version of Perl2Exe for evaluation purposes without charge for a period of 30 days. This is not free software. If you use this software after the 30 day evaluation period a registration fee is required. Under no circumstances are you licensed to distribute Exe files created by the shareware evaluation version of Perl2Exe. Unregistered use of Perl2Exe after the 30 day evaluation period is in violation of copyright laws."

For severe dependecies problem see depends.exe example usage and objdump.exe dependences walker

See also about app packaging and kirsle's blog too at http://www.kirsle.net/blog/kirsle/install-par-packer-on-windows an some good link here too

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I believe discipulus's and marto's answers should be added as responses to the "Categorized Questions and Answers" node "How do I compile my script so that it becomes a standalone executable?". (I thought about summarizing them myself, and adding it, but really, they should get any upvote credits for the answers there, not me.)