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Which tool does inlining of all used packages ?

I saw some such tool in use in spamd installation.
The resulting perl code has no external dependencies.

Is this preprocessor generic or spamd-specific ?
Is it on cpan ? What's its name ?

The preprocessor used in spamd installation inlines all packages
and rewrites the code so that the resulting perl code only
remotely resembles the original.

Thanks
Yakov

You could use

perl -d:Trace program

and perhaps save it in a file ?

Asim Suter


On Jun 10, 2:53 pm, Yakov <iler...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Which tool does inlining of all used packages ?
>
> I saw some such tool in use in spamd installation.
> The resulting perl code has no external dependencies.
>
> Is this preprocessor generic or spamd-specific ?
> Is it on cpan ? What's its name ?
>
> The preprocessor used in spamd installation inlines all packages
> and rewrites the code so that the resulting perl code only
> remotely resembles the original.
>
> Thanks
> Yakov

On Sun, 10 Jun 2007 21:53:54 -0000, Yakov <> wrote:

>Which tool does inlining of all used packages ?

PAR should do that.


Michele
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