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I have a perl script on a linux system that I would like to compile to generate an executable that runs natively on Windows. I would like to do this with free software, preferably Perl PAR / pp. Is this possible?
You need to run
ppon a windows machine to make a windows binary. I know it works, I’ve done it. Any Linux specific code will need to be made at least platform-independent or windows specific, but Perl is a generally platform independent language. UsingFile::Specwill help.