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in reply to dll not embedded in PAR::Packer's output

I read in the docs for pp i read that -l is indicated for missing dll. Maybe the module you want to include is not pure Perl and needs some dll to run.
--link nmtRPcuQp9.xs.dll #or --link c:\full\path\to\nmtRPcuQp9.xs.dll
Also Re: Delay running Perl execs in Windows is interesting.

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Re^2: dll not embedded in PAR::Packer's output
by Anonymous Monk on Nov 26, 2015 at 20:13 UTC
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Re^2: dll not embedded in PAR::Packer's output
by jowe (Sexton) on Nov 27, 2015 at 10:22 UTC

    The DLL's do exist (in my case) in C:\Strawberry\c\bin and the directory is part of the 'Path'-environment variable.

    Even if I include the missing DLL manually using the '-l'-option then other DLL's are missing.

    Btw: I used this Perl-one-liner just as an example to demonstrate the problem. In reality there is a 20,000-lines-of-code application with a lot of required DLL's.