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Thanks for all help so far, although I don't have the feeling I'm closer to the solution. I think the solution provided aren't either what I'm looking for, or I'm missing some steps so I don't see the solution.

What I'm looking for is something like this (in own created syntax)

pp -o file1.exe --link=C:\strawberry\c\bin\libmysql_.dll -x -c -vvv  f
+ile1.pl
dependenc: file_basicfunc.pl, file_vars.pl

pp -o file2.exe --link=C:\strawberry\c\bin\libmysql_.dll -x -c -vvv  f
+ile2.pl
dependenc: file_basicfunc.pl, file_vars.pl, file1.pl

pp -o file3.exe --link=C:\strawberry\c\bin\libmysql_.dll -x -c -vvv  f
+ile3.pl
dependenc: file_basicfunc.pl, file_vars.pl
[download]

Unfortunately I have to do this project on Windows

Or is it possible to create .exe on Linux used for Windows, my guts say no

In reply to Re^2: how to create a makefile using PAR::Packer by gepebril69
in thread how to create a makefile using PAR::Packer by gepebril69

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