G'day Bloehdian,

The PAR::StrippedPARL::Static (and PAR::StrippedPARL::Dynamic) modules were last distributed with 1.010; they were absent from 1.011.

In the Changes file, under '1.037  2017-05-28', you'll see:

"Fail early when packing with a version of Perl that's different frome the one PAR::Packer was built with. Scenario: User has built and installed PAR::Packer ... then installs a newer version of Perl ..."

As pp is now a module as well as a script, you can get version and location information about both of those, and equivalent information about perl, with these commands: 

$ perl -E 'use pp; say $INC{"pp.pm"}; say $pp::VERSION;'
$ which pp
$ pp -V
$ which perl
$ perl -v

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I'd also check the shebang line in program.pl.

I concur with the advice[1,2] from both ++choroba1 and ++marto2. Your problem could be either; or a combination of both. If digging deeper (using the suggestions above) doesn't resolve your issue, post your results and we can look at it further.

— Ken

In reply to Re: Module Static.pm not found when using perl packer by kcott
in thread Module Static.pm not found when using perl packer by Bloehdian

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