Hello Monks,
I'm using PAR::pp. I've read though the documentation.
PAR Tutorials
PAR FAQ
Honestly I don't understand a lot of it. I had a .pl that was 500 lines long and split it into 1 .pl and 3 .pms. The .pm's are in the local .pl folder .\lib. I use

 pp -gui -o name.exe name.pl

in perl console, it packs but it doesn't add the 3 .pms in the local \lib. I know the libraries don't get added because I unzip the packed package and they're not contained within.
From reading this Perlmonks post I solved the problem by moving the 3 .pm's to perl\site\lib. However the modules are very specialized and I want them close to the .pl for future editing. How can I add them to the package without moving them to perl\site\lib?
Below is the top of my .pl where I change @INC path for the local modules 
#Modules
use strict;
use warnings;

#Changing @INC to Self created modules
use File::Basename qw(dirname);
use Cwd  qw(abs_path);
use lib dirname(dirname abs_path $0) . '\name\lib';

#Self Modules
use SA qw(extract);
use CA qw(extract);
use ECC qw(extract);

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