but when i make a binairy with PerlApp it gives me following error

Hi,

Which exact perlapp command did you issue to build you binary .exe file?

I've never used perlapp, so I'm recycling my answer from 2014 ( Re: Problems with Date::Manip with ActiveState Perl/PDK ( --add Date::Manip::* ) )

perlapp --add DateTime::** ... foo.pl

http://docs.activestate.com/pdk/6.0/PerlApp.html#perlapp__2d_2dtrim_modules

In reply to Re: Active perl Perlapp problem (perlapp --add DateTime::** ... foo.pl ) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Active perl Perlapp problem by harryC

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