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+1 For PAR (Score:2)

by vek (2312)

I've also used PAR quite successfully in deploying a number of Perl apps across 100+ callcenter WinXP desktops. What problems did you run into? What kind of answers did you receive when you asked for help on the PAR mailing list?
- Re:+1 For PAR (Score:1)
  
  by scrottie (4167) <scott@slowass.net> on 2007.10.25 4:34 (#58580) Homepage Journal
  
  As I said, the documentation for Par::Filter::Bytecode clearly labels it as deprecated. The fact that it doesn't work in a way that it advertises itself not to work is not a call for a bug report. If anything, I'd be stating the obvious by mailing them: "hey, this thing doesn't work just like it says it doesn't!".
  
  I should have been more clear about using pp with -f Bytecode as a lot of traffic was generated by concerned par users.
  
  -scott
  
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