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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Converting perl to exe Post 302414468 by suvenduperl on Tuesday 20th of April 2010 08:35:54 AM
Old 04-20-2010
Converting perl to exe

Hello All,

I want to convert .pl to .exe with all include libraries like:

WIN32/OLE.....

Please suggest me how i will proceed for this....
 

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VSDUMP(1)						      General Commands Manual							 VSDUMP(1)

NAME
vsdump - VSD/VSS file format reverse engineering SYNOPSIS
vsdump [SUBOPTIONS] FILE DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the vsdump command. vsdump is an ALT Linux (www.altlinux.ru) project of VSD/VSS file format reverse engineering. VSD/VSS is an OLE file. Main data is stored in 'VisioDocument' file inside this OLE. 'VisioDocument' file has a header with version number and pointer to the 1st stream. Pointers contain Type, Offset to the start, Length, and Format of stream. The Format field has a 'compressed' flag (the 2nd least significant bit). Format == 0x4* is used for streams that contains some strings. Format == 0x5* is used for streams that contains some pointers. Format == 0xd* is used for streams made of chunks. Type == 15 is used for streams that contains 'Page' data. Type == 23 is used for streams that contains Icons. And so on. To (de)compress some streams Visio uses some version of LZW algorithmwith options different from other MS-Office applications. Those streams are made of chunks. Chunks starts with header that contains Type and Length fields. Most of chunk types has a mandatory fields and some of them has a discretionary fields. The type of chunk imply an order and format of mandatory fields and place of start for discretionary fields (if any). The discrepionary fields made of 'blocks'. Blocks start with length, type fields and index of variable it is linked to. Blocks made of 'slices'. Every slice can be single byte operation like "+" or "*" or 'command' to put one/two bytes data or IEEE-754 frac- tion or stringor name or function into formula. SUBOPTIONS
A summary of options is included below. help list subcommands dump <file> [directory] dump pointers and inflated streams test <file> test command table AUTHOR
vsdump was written by Valek Filippov (frob@df.ru) This manual page was written by Juan Angulo Moreno <juan@apuntale.com>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others). jun 26, 2007 VSDUMP(1)
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