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Id: 19489
Status: resolved
Priority: 0/
Queue: PAR

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Owner: smueller [...] cpan.org
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Severity: Normal
Broken in: 0.93
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Subject: Directly created executables not working, but executables created through par-archives work
Hi! This is first time I try to use PAR, so this can be my own mistake too, but when I issue command: "pp -o soft soft.pl" it goes ok, but when I try to execute that bin with "./soft", I get: "No such file or directory at -e line 731." Is that above command ment to work, like I think? (To directly create a working executable, without needing to first create a separate PAR file.) But I do get it working when I create it through soft.par: $ pp -p -o soft.par soft.pl $ perl -MPAR soft.par soft.pl --mode=10 [works otherwise (no error about given switches), but does not read GetOpt::Long arguments] $ pp -o soft soft.par $ ./soft [works now] System is Linux Slackware 10.0. Perl: 5.8.4 About 68 CPAN modules installed, most of them related to this script being built. Thanks in advance!
On Do. 25. Mai 2006, 18:49:30, guest wrote: Show quoted text
> This is first time I try to use PAR, so this can be my own mistake too, > but when I issue command: "pp -o soft soft.pl" it goes ok, but when I > try to execute that bin with "./soft", I get: "No such file or directory > at -e line 731." > > Is that above command ment to work, like I think? (To directly create a > working executable, without needing to first create a separate PAR file.) > > But I do get it working when I create it through soft.par: > $ pp -p -o soft.par soft.pl > $ perl -MPAR soft.par soft.pl --mode=10 [works otherwise (no error about > given switches), but does not read GetOpt::Long arguments] > $ pp -o soft soft.par > $ ./soft [works now] > > > System is Linux Slackware 10.0. > Perl: 5.8.4 > About 68 CPAN modules installed, most of them related to this script > being built.
Sorry for the late answer. Does this still apply to the latest (0.952) PAR release? If so, could you please provide a minimal example that demonstrates the problem? Fixing bugs is *so* much easier if you have something to test against. Thank you, Steffen
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