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PAR is the answer (you can even cross compile if I remember correctly). Just install it, and run pp --help. Everything should be self-explanatory. The gist of it is

pp --output=MyExecutable --link=MyExtraLib.so --addfile=MySpecialFile.gif --filter=Bleach MyTkProg.pl

I am not sure about the licencing, but I get it would be something similar to Perl's license, which is to say that charging is still a NoPa.

In reply to Re: Shipping a Perl/Tk App by gri6507
in thread Shipping a Perl/Tk App by tomazos

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