I have been working on a project for over a year and now its time for it to come to an end. Right now I'm trying to package the perl scripts into a standalone executable so that it can be used on any system regardless. I have 3 systems; A Windows Vista, a Linux, and a Windows XP. I first tried to make an exe in linux for a linux system using pp, it worked wonderfully. Now onto the windows. Talk about the blues. I first had problems even getting Gtk2 to install and work on my Windows XP machine. Needless to say it still does not work. To my surprise I got Gtk2 to work great on my Vista machine. This is covered here, http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=632246. Now I have to package the perl script in windows for windows using pp. When I installed PAR-Packer and tried to create my exe file I recieved this error: parloQXY.exe - Entry Point Not Found: The procedure entry point Perl_sv_2iv_flags could not be located in the dynamic link library perl58.dll. I have been trying to get help in the par mailing list but that has now hit a stand still. Now, I'm looking for any suggestions on how to get my script in a standalone exe. Anything, I'm getting desperate!!!

In reply to PAR::Packer Blues by deadpickle

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