Re: perlcc + gtk

[nmag only <nmag softhome net>]

I work under Debian GNU/Linux and use perl 5.6.1 with glade 0.6.4. I've 
created more applications with this tools and I trying to make binary 
distribution of any programs, I'm trying to install it on a network 
where some machines don't have all of modules and packages 
(dependencies) for run these programs, and I don't want to download :( 
and install whole of dependencies to run these...

I need a recommendation.

Greetings!

nmag only
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Robert G. Werner escribió::

> nmag only wrote:
>
> > What another solution you recommend me?
> >
> > Greetings!
> >
> > nmag only
>
> [snip]
> Maybe the first question is why you need to have an executable in the 
> first place.  Is it for ease of distribution (i.e.,  not having to 
> have a perl interpreter installed on the client computer)?  You 
> probably aren't looking for speed (I hope) as any sort of compiled 
> perl often makes the perl script run a bit slower.
>
> Which platform are you trying to deploy to?  Active State Perl on 
> Win32 has some nice pieces (seems like there is a runtime that is 
> pretty easy to ship with your script that allows users to run it 
> without having to have the whole lib installed.  On the Unixen,  perl 
> is going to be installed almost by default,  though Gtk+ perl probably 
> won't.
>
> If you want to ensure that Gtk.pm is available you could hack someting 
> up with CPAN.pm.  It shouldn't be very hard to search the local 
> computer for the module,  and assist the user to install it if it 
> isn't present.
>
> Just some ideas?