Unfortunately cant seem to get pp to work .The pm packages are ones i have created for the purpose of reusing my code so for example if want to use a function between modules in perlmodulea i have to require perlmoduleb &perlmoduleb::function so using pp -I will package everything but when i exacute it i get Can't locate modulea.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /tmp/par-root/cache-e4edf49bbe31d9e1cba71594a8c68a0e6090d909/inc/lib /tmp/par-root/cache-e4edf49bbe31d9e1cba71594a8c68a0e6090d909/inc CODE(0x241dd30) CODE(0x241e1b0)) at script/test.pl line 7.

In reply to Re^2: packaging perl by Jocqui
in thread packaging perl by Jocqui

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