Well I'm developing some perl code and i need for it to be installed on some locations on servers accross the network. Thing is that a lot of the computers dont have perl and i cant install it there. So i want to compile from Perl into Binary.

I looked up perlcc and it works pretty fine for compiling some simple scripts. But in this case i have MySQL back end so i need to use the DBI module. When i use the DBI module i geta huge file that doesnt execute, with an error message like Cant locate method connect via package DBI line whatever...

I tried making the B:CC module, but that doesnt work out to well either since it involves having some perl.h and other header files that all the machines dont have.

What can I do to ensure that my code will run on machines where there is no perl interpretter ?
I'm at an end here would appreciate any help !
Cheers,
Aquitaine

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