"no I read it , but it does not explain how to use pp in the script , that is where I am stuck"

You don't use pp within your script. The documentation quite clearly shows that this tool is used to create an executable version of a script. There is an explanation and many examples. If you feel the documentation could be improved you're free to provide a patch.

"how to install that tar file"

Use cpan to install pp and it's dependencies:

cpan pp
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how to use pp in the script , that is where I am stuck .

You don't use pp in the script, pp is the script , pp is a program, you run pp from the shell, or if you insist, you can use system to call the program pp

where to write those line in the script nad how to install that tar file

Um, if at first we're not understanding what you're asking, using progressively less words in subsequent questions won't help us understand you any better :)