greetings. i've used Parse::RecDescent to construct an assembler. since it takes a ferociously long time to run, i'd like advice & help on creating a (cygwin) executable. i have made various attempts at using perlcc, fighting with the multiple command line syntaxes, and i cannot coax any source code into appearing: i either get ignored filenames (typically wrong parameter order) or complaints as from this attempt: 
perlcc My_grammar.pl -O -C
Unknown option: C
/usr/bin/perlcc: My_grammar.pl did not compile, which can't happen:
Prescan
 Saving methods
 Can't call method "save" on unblessed reference at /usr/lib/perl5/5.6
+.1/cygwin-multi/B/C.pm line 582.
 CHECK failed--call queue aborted.

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i'd appreciate any help or advice. thanks! hwn

In reply to Parse::RecDescent and perlcc ? by bear_hwn

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