Thank you Juerd, for that increadibly non-instructive responce.

Since you obviously missed my point, I'll try and make it clearer: perlcc waves_praat.pl -o waves_praat does not work. I found the initial problem though (Data::Dumper is not perlcc compatible), but even though the I've reduced my dependencies to a single 'use warnings' the code does not compile.
(And yes, I know that perlcc is experimental, but being a novice in perl, I would not expect to be unable to cope with my code and still be in the distribution.)
So, my question remains: is there a module that I must use in order for perlcc to function properly, and if there is, which one is it? (I'm sure there used to be one in 5.00.*..)

(Regarding the obvious flame from Juerd, I really hope that his day will improve and I hope he could find it in his heart to give me useful information in english, danish, swedish, norwegian, frensh, german or spanish (and possibly also in russian, hungarian, italian or japanese, but the quality of the responce would then be of MUCH lower quality grammatically)).

In reply to Re: Re: perlcc? by dargosch
in thread perlcc? by dargosch

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