I have a lot (600+) scripts which are saved as modules with one sub routine in them. I then have some scheduling code which works out which of these scripts is required today and loads them dinamically and runs them .
Like this 
    #find the next program and assign to $program_file
    #Get the sub name which is file name minus .pm
    
    eval{
        require $program_file;
        no strict;
        &$sub_name(\$params);
    }

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This is working fine on our development boxs but a request has been made to move this to a box without PERL so I need to compile the code.

Does anyone know if this will still work if I compile my 600+ scripts as DLL's or executebles? Any feed back gratefully recieved.

In reply to Requires behaviour when PERL is compiled by Scarborough

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