I've written some code that includes two of my own modules. The top of my code includes this:
push (@INC,'H:\scr\pm');
require FileUtil_0_8_9_4;
require logfile;
use File::Spec;
use Tk;
use Tk::CheckbuttonGroup;
use Tk::Checkbutton;
use Config::IniFiles;
use Win32;

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I'm attempting to compile this into an executable using "pp" with the command:
H:\scr\pl\tmpclean>pp -M Win32::FileSecurity -M FileUtil_0_8_9_4.pm -M
+ logfile.pm -o tmpclean.exe tmpclean_3_3.pl

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I get this error at runtime:
H:\scr\pl\tmpclean>tmpclean.exe
Can't locate Win32/FileSecurity.pm in @INC (@INC contains: CODE(0xcce4
+64) . H:\scr\pm) at H:\scr\pm/FileUtil_0_8_9_4.pm
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at H:\scr\pm/FileUtil_0_8_9_4.pm lin
+e 596.
Compilation failed in require at script/tmpclean_3_3.pl line 13.

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Obviously I'm doing something wrong in the compiling. Now I've done compiling like this before but this is the first time I've had to install my own personal packages or import additional modules into the exe. Can anyone offer suggestions? Thanks.

Dean
The Funkster of Mirth
Programming these days takes more than a lone avenger with a compiler. - sam
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