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Perl does not have bytecode. The non-existent bytecode can't be stored and then retrieved later. If it existed, this bytecode could be deparsed back to perl code.

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Re^4: Blending perl and C (two approaches)
by Hercynium (Hermit) on Oct 31, 2007 at 00:57 UTC
    Well, what I was referring to was the info in here. Granted, I'm a neophyte in the department of perl internals, but I've head of the -B option being used for that sort of purpose.

      perlcc was an extension and has been removed for perl 5.10. The core of perl has never used bytecode.

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