Most of the 5.x turn my perl code into exe programs are largely out of date/synch with OS and Perl updates. As you can see mileage varies. I've recently PARed a little backup script and turned into exe, which i had to fight extensively as the exe would just silently exit. in the end some random hacking (nothing related to prerequisite modules) got it going. i spent a lot of time trawling google to find the tid-bit that helped. also note that it's possible that your 30 day trial of perl2exe is expired and may have some bearing. if it's very important to get your script as exe maybe pay for perl2exe and get some support from them?
as noted by others, you'll need to reformat your code/output/question so that it's more readable..i'm not either wanting a headache trying to decipher your full post.
the hardest line to type correctly is: stty erase ^H

In reply to Re: Perl script works but fails Windows binary compilation by aquarium
in thread Perl script works but fails Windows binary compilation by daluu

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