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On Tue, 4 Feb 1997, Chip Marshall wrote:

> I'm doing this is it was mentioned in the perl man page as a way to turn perl
> scripts into binaries. Is there an easier way? Or anouther undump type thing
> for FreeBSD?

HJave a look at the perl compiler. Try CPAN or www.perl.com.

Andrew