Your bug reports (both RT 90870 and RT 90869, as well as the OP) are meagre; I suppose you are using perl 5.18.0?

No perl -V output, no arch, no OS given... I guess it is some UNIX like OS, Linux? BSD? MacOS X?

Sorry for not being more helpful except with pedantry, but pp a.pl on my 64 bit debian wheezy gives me an a.out which, when run, complains about 

Can't locate loadable object for module Moose in @INC (@INC contains: 
+CODE(0x1117780) /tmp/par-shmem/cache-b6fba448d186ac68663c9acc286d926b
+bd929469/inc/lib /tmp/par-shmem/cache-b6fba448d186ac68663c9acc286d926
+bbd929469/inc CODE(0x17ecb00) CODE(0x17ecf80)) at /usr/share/perl5/PA
+R/Heavy.pm line 95

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so I guess my system (stock perl and modules) is even more b0rken than yours...

--shmem

<update>
Running pp on 

#!/usr/bin/perl
use Pod::Usage qw(pod2usage);
print "hello\n";

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generates me an a.out which prints "hello world" and exits cleanly.
I have perl v5.14.2, PAR Packager, version 1.012 (PAR version 1.005), Pod::Usage 1.36
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perl -le'print map{pack c,($-++?1:13)+ord}split//,ESEL'

In reply to Re: PAR::Packer Segmentation fault when using B::Hooks::EndOfScope or Class::MOP by shmem
in thread PAR::Packer Segmentation fault when using B::Hooks::EndOfScope or Class::MOP by szabgab

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