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perlcc, which is now part of the B::C distro.

It is alleged that perlcc does not work on Windows with standard perl builds (e.g. ActiveState, strawberry) due to missing symbols in the perl*.dll. Alternative builds of perl (such as cperl, which is by the author of perlcc itself) don't have this issue. Also, perlcc works fine on non-Windows platforms.

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