You can't use the <DATA> filehandle with perlapp.

Also couple of comments on your code: 

use strict;
package SAR;    

&get_args (@ARGV);   #Ok here you're passing a copy 
                     #of @ARGV into get_args's @_.
                     #BTW your don't need & the
                     #trailing ()'s make strict happy

sub get_args {
    my @help = <DATA>;   #Why read this now
                         #You don't know if you need
                         #it yet.

    ($ARGV[0] eq "/?") && (die @help);
                         #Ok you passed the contents of
                         #@ARGV into your sub in @_ but 
                         #you ignore it and read the 
                         #global @ARGV directly.
                         #copy @_ that way you don't have
                         #to worry about modifing the 
                         #global @ARGV.
    #my @array = @_;
    #die @help if ($array[0] eq "/?")
}

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UPDATE: integral is absolutely right, and I'm in a case of do what I mean not what I say :(. Updated comment to correct.

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in thread perlapp, die, and __DATA__ by joker0927

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