Which is the best way to make a plataform-independent perl app, I tried Perl Packer but it seems it wont work on windows, I don't want to use activestate? what are my alternatives?
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Which is the best way to make a plataform-independent perl app, I tried Perl Packer but it seems it wont work on windows, I don't want to use activestate? what are my alternatives?
If all your users have access to the web then you could develop it as a web app. Otherwise, I don't know but this thread on StackOverflow might interest you.
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Strawberry Perl is more cross-platform than active state, from my understanding.
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If all your users have access to the web then you could develop it as a web app. Otherwise, I don't know but this thread on StackOverflow might interest you.
Thanks that thread was interesting
I found information about
B::bytecode
perlcc
and Parrot VM
but most methods are outdated and lack of documentation.
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