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How does one distribute a Perl application on a MacOS where Xcode is not an option, and thus it's not an option to install modules that require a regular build (C compiler, make, etc)? Safely assume (thankfully) this is a non-GUI application. This also means perlbrew is out .. unless there are ways to get these traditional *nix build tools on MacOS without invoking the heavy (GBs) penalty of the Xcode elephant? Thank you in advance for any thoughtful replies.

In reply to What's the "State Of the Art" way to distribute cli "Apps" on MacOS sans Xcode? by perlfan

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