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Yeah, PAR is PAR

You can pack however many modules (scripts) you want, and invoke each using mybigfatexe fooapp ... via .bat/.lnk/shellscript/.exe

Same strategy would work for perlapp or perl2exe

You could also pack PAR::WebStart's perlws, and pack each app using its make_par, then invoke each app using mybigfatexeshortcut.lnk or mybigfatexeshortcut.bat, or mybigfatexeshortcut.exe which just does system perlws.exe mybigfatexeshortcut.pnlp

cava packager provides something like out of the box

In reply to Re: Pack multiple scripts in executables with one shared core dll by Anonymous Monk
in thread Pack multiple scripts in executables with one shared core dll by Lion-Tiger

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