in reply to replicate PERL environment

You could use pp to package your application, and all of the modules/libraries you use into an executable for distribution, so that you wouldn't have to install Perl (not PERL) and the modules/libraries used onto any other target systems.

Martin

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Re^2: replicate PERL environment
by fionbarr (Friar) on Oct 28, 2009 at 17:47 UTC
    after a LONG installation (via CPAN) which finally failed, my hopes were dashed...pp looks like a dream come true. Any other ideas? It ran through the tests and failed on something about 'gui'.
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      This is similar to your "it doesn't work" post. Unless you make the effort to tell us exactly what went wrong, we can't help. As previously advised see How do I post a question effectively?. Tell us which version of Perl you are running (perl -V), show us how you try to install the module, and what output cpan generates.

      Pay attention when posting, various links to help you are displayed below the input box everytime you post.

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