Greetings fellow monks,

I am converting perl scripts into executables using PAR but would like this facility to have a nice GUI interface.

Perlcc doesn’t work. TinyPerl and other trimmed down versions of Perl are not what I want. Although I know of the existance of Perl2exe and PerlApp I don't want to use those either.
Instead I have decided to use the PAR - pp - perl packager:
a) its non-proprietary
b) can bundle multiple *.par files with a parl.exe (saves space (it is parl not perl)).
AutrijusTangs' tutorial mentions the existance of tkpp and gpp (GUI frontends to pp)

Have any fellow monks used either tkpp or gpp?
Which is better, or easiest to use?

For extra information
http://par.perl.org/index.cgi
The PAR tutorial is on this page in full (though it has no example on how to use tkpp or gpp.

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