Perl environment ask for help

[Dee]

Hi all folks,
I just installed debian linux on my laptop, and the perl 5.8 is a
default package for the system, but when i wanna compile my perl script
using perlcc, i get a error message come out with /usr/bin/lb -lperl
file can not found, but there are even not these folder at certain
location, and i think i have already installed all the library for
standard perl script(caze my script is quite simple for testing perl
purpose, like "hello, world", . Anyone using debian and also using
perl can help me out?
Ps: my debian is sarge(stable version.), the kernel is 2.6.10(this
doesn't matter actually),

 

[jl_post]

I just installed debian linux on my laptop, and the
perl 5.8 is a default package for the system, but when
i wanna compile my perl script using perlcc, i get a
error message come out with /usr/bin/lb -lperl
file can not found...

Dear Dee,

The fact that you are having problems with perlcc is not surprising.
A quick look at "perldoc perlcc" gives us this:

The code generated in this way is not guaranteed to work.
The whole codegen suite ("perlcc" included) should be
considered very experimental. Use for production purposes
is strongly discouraged.

So how would you compile your perl code without "perlcc"? I might
recommend installing and trying out the PAR module, but to be honest,
I've only used it with ActiveState Perl on Win32 platforms -- so I
don't know how well it works on Debian Linux. It might be a worth
investigating, though.

I hope this helps, Dee.

-- Jean-Luc