"My logic is that I will spend what time I can fixing this. Some of the things asked of me I don't know how to do yet. In another post I thanked the monk who gave me pointers and stated that I will read up on what he gave me. Did you read that?"

Obviously I read that, hence why I pointed out that you're ignoring this. In this thread you've been given a lot of advice you've repeatedly ignored. Everything below this part of the thread, Re: pp with gui, this, here, I could go on. Where's the effort you are making? You don't seem to be doing any investigation yourself ("What is the sense of me going step 1 though 10 if someone could have looked at step 5 and saw the problem"), you're ignoring steps provided and actually taking a step back. This is pointless.

"You just proved my point. You did not read my post. I did provide the output you said here"

You've proven nothing. Obviously I read that post, I replied to it pointing out that you're ignoring the advice given, again and again. If you're simply here to vent your frustration, you're wasting more of your time. Also that's not how you link to things here, What shortcuts can I use for linking to other information?.

Rather than post again, the same meaningless information, a quip about how little time you have, a repost or another instance of building this executable where you ignore what everyone has told you so far, I suggest you sit down and actually read* the pp documentation, read the hints and tips in this thread, read the posts linked to. Actually make notes about what you're doing. Use the debugging and error checking you've been told about (multiple times), in short make some effort. It's called debugging. It's part of the job, if you don't like doing it I suggest you consider an alternate passtime/career.

* when I say read, I mean read and understand.

"So you clearly said that I did not show the runtime error when running without --gui."

Nope, clearly you're having difficulty following responses to your own thread. Hardly surprising given your input.

"So you clearly said I didn't do something that I showed you I did and now you say you didn't do that. Problem is the posts say otherwise."

Wrong again, I've linked to specific posts where you continue to make the same mistake, you link to nothing and provide no evidence to back up this false claim. In one part of the thread you show errors without using -gui, your next post you're back to using it again without actually addressing the problems. Please post facts, not fantasy.

"There have been some things like turning on debug that I did not do. That was simply because I haven't figured out how yet. I don't usually program on windows and I am fairly new to Perl.

The modules you're using are cross platform, the packager you're using is cross platform, you'd have the same issue regardless of the platform you'd be packaging on. You're new to perl, fine, all the more reason to take the advice you asked for from those who aren't new to perl, or the tasks you're attempting. For reference the pp documentation is ~2.5k words in total, this shouldn't take you long to read. even if you didn't want to read all of it finding the pertinent parts and reading only them would take even less time. You've been given links here explaining how to achieve all this, you "haven't figured out yet" because you didn't bother looking. This isn't hidden information. Rather than spend the time doing some work you're back here wasting time with a post like this, making things up, seemingly blaming others for your lack of progress.

"Also, telling someone they need to go into another line of work based on a few posts is silly."

Like your lack of code, nonexistent debugging effort and incoherent ramblings, I can only work with what you give me. Your decision to continually ignore advice, and not actually do any debugging suggests that you don't have the patience to do what you're trying to do, or at best you need to work on this, however you continue to waste time with arguments about why you don't know things rather than invest the time in learning. Nobody is born knowing any of this, everyone has to learn it.