Hello,
I’m using a trial version of PDK and ActiveState’s community version of Perl 5.14.2 (which I understood is still being supported by the community). My code includes Tk module (version 804.030) from CPAN that I installed with PPM. I was able to create an executable that runs on my native Windows 7, 64-bit system using the PerlApp GUI.
However, when I try to create an executable for 32-bit Windows systems I get error messages for each of the “use Tk;” and “use Tk::Adjuster;” statements in my code saying that PerlApp is not able to find the modules using the current search paths. I need these modules, so trimming them is not an option.
When I first tried to create the 32-bit version of the executable, a message was displayed saying that PerlApp didnt have a cached copy of ActivPerl for Windows x86-32 and that it would be downloaded and installed from ActiveState in the target cache. This part seems to have gone fine.
To resolve the problem with PerlApp not finding the Tk modules I’ve tried copying the cpan directory from my Perl64 directory to the directory for ActiveState Perl Dev Kit 9.2.1 and adjusting the module search path to included the ActiveState directory. I tried adding it once as “Directory” and later as “Blib directory”, but this didn’t resolve the issue.
Thank you very much. I really appreciate any help.