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Incremental compilation
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Audrey Tang
2014-09-12 04:39:20 UTC
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pp -a "old_filename.pl;new_filename.pl" mypar.par
this command is not work,the new_filename.pl did not replace the old one.
Hi, to replace a file, use

pp -a filename.pl mypar.par

No semicolon needed. If that still does not work, try using the regular zip utility to change the file in the .par file? It’s just a Zip file after a..

Cheers,
Audrey
Audrey Tang
2014-09-12 03:46:21 UTC
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Hi Audrey Tang and Steffen Mueller,
Thank you a lof for the PAR!
I have a problem now, I want compilate with PAR Incrementally , Can't I?
You can. First make a .par file:

pp -p -Ofoo.par src.pl

then feel free to incrementally add more files into the .par file — it’s just a zip file.

Once you would like to turn the .par file to an .exe file, use:

parl -B -Ofoo.exe foo.par


Cheers,
Audrey

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