Sorry, dumpbin did not work on my system... It would have shown me no different output than yours, I guess.

I use PAR (a Perl module) to package some "pl" and "pm" files to one "exe" file. There is no "par" file involved. Nevertheless PAR creates a "par" file. For me, this means, that there is no "par" file containing any dll as far as I know.


I looked at the Process Explorer. I found:
->cmd.exe
   ->perl.exe
      ->parlIlTc.exe
         ->parlIlTc.exe

perl.exe has the correct dlls, as well as the first parlIlTc process. The last process has C:\WINNT\Temp\par-li04870\cache-5c8d934cadf7f43c5d1b5b758a47dff329f59ea8\perl510.dll, though!

Might there be an error within PAR?

In reply to Re^6: Perl_croak_xs_usage problem by markuhs
in thread Perl_croak_xs_usage problem by markuhs

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