I just downloaded the trial version of Perl2exe. I ran the program and encountered an error (after fixing it to include all the correct use statements, this has to do with perl I think, my download at least).

I redownloaded ActiveState perl, and still got the same error. It is (this is after I run perl2exe and then type <filename> to run the newly-produced app.):

Perl lib version (v5.6.1) doesn't match executable version (v5.6.0) at PERL2EXE_STORAGE/Config.pm line ..
Compilation failed in require at PERL2EXE_STORAGE/lib.pm line ..
Compilation failed in require at <filename.pl> line ..
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at <filename.pl> line ..

This is a tk program. If the code is important I'll put it up (but it seems that it would just get in the way; the problem appears to lie somewhere else). Thanks for any help.

(Oh yeah, and the famous perl -v statement tells me its v5.6.1 (even Binary Build 633, if it helps))

In reply to Perl2exe bug! by dimmesdale

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