in reply to Free perl compiler for windows

I use Strawberry Perl and pp to create stand alone executables on the Windows platform.

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Re^2: Free perl compiler for windows
by morgon (Priest) on Jan 25, 2012 at 12:44 UTC
    I also need to create binaries for Windows, my project at the moment uses perl2exe and also nsis to package the exe as a Installer-program.

    Is there anything one should beware of when moving from perl2exe to pp?

      I've only ever used perl2exe when trying to help out with problems people have with it. It just feels like a weird product to me, I find pp more intuitive. With pp you don't have to include comments in the source telling it which modules to include, this is done when calling pp. You'd have to compare packaging your application using pp and see how you get on.