hey if I use PAR::Packer , then the user will have to install cpan in his system as well . I want to create like we use utilities , no need of installing anything , just execute and give the inputs .

So what if I have cpans in my program as well , I just need to know two things

1) Do every user using this standalone , will have to install this PAR::Packer , or just the creator 2) What if in the script some CPan is used , after PAR::Packer ,do every user will have to install that CPAN also

the thing is I wish to make it user friendly , so i need to abstract all these things from user

In reply to Re^2: creating utility in perl by Anonymous Monk
in thread creating utility in perl by Anonymous Monk

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