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DESCRIPTION

The Perl Dev Kit (PDK) provides essential tools for building self-contained, easily deployable executables for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Solaris, AIX and HP-UX.

The comprehensive feature set includes a graphical debugger and code coverage and hotspot analyzer, as well as tools for building sophisticated Perl-based filters and easily converting useful VBScript code to Perl.

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WHAT'S NEW
Version 8.1.0:
  • The executables generated with the "--dyndll" option will work on Windows 2000 again (<#83296>).
  • The GUI will now save the value of the "--manifest" option in the project file (<#83146>).
  • The "--manifest" and "--nomanifest" options are now also supported by PerlCtrl, PerlNET, PerlSvc and PerlTray (<#83036>).
  • The "--target" option now works correctly with Perl build 826 and later, as well as build 1006 and later.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later, ActivePerl 816 or later is required for universal binary support in PerlApp

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Developer:ActiveState
Downloads:2,056
  - Version d/l:285
Development:Compilers
License:Demo
Date:23 Oct 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$295.00
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    Feb 1 2008
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    TRAHE  Perl Dev Kit is a great tool for doing cross.platform Applications, though you will need to install on every single Platform andbuild on them,

    the integrated PPM Package Manager, makes installing and maintaing Modules a snap, but well the PPM packages are quite less compared to the complete CPAN, anyway this helps a lot to keep an eye on dependencies and make sure the App will work in (special) Windows, too.

    I rather like the debugging in Komodo IDE

    I miss some kind of simple GUI IDE, but well this is merely the point of Perl ..., since there are many, and very OS dependant GUIs  
    (Version 7.1)

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