There is no report about that 64 issue at http://rt.cpan.org/Public/Dist/Display.html?Name=Win32-TieRegistry

Win32::TieRegistry is not a core module

It works for me ( just copied strict, changed version to 666) 

$ cat mystrict.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl --

use strict;
warn $INC{'strict.pm'};
warn $strict::VERSION;

$ perl mystrict.pl
C:/perl/5.10.1/lib/strict.pm at mystrict.pl line 4.
1.04 at mystrict.pl line 5.

$ perl -Ilib mystrict.pl
lib/strict.pm at mystrict.pl line 4.
666 at mystrict.pl line 5.

$ pp -I lib mystrict.pl

$ a.exe
/loader/HASH(0xa9428c)/strict.pm at script/mystrict.pl line 4.
666 at script/mystrict.pl line 5.

$ pmvers PAR PAR::Packer
PAR: 0.994
PAR::Packer: 1.001

$

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update: I didn't use -c, but with -c I get a warning 
$ pp -c -I lib mystrict.pl
Different modules for file 'strict.pm' were found.
 -> Using 'C:/perl/5.10.1/lib/strict.pm'.
 -> Ignoring 'C:/temp/lib/strict.pm'.

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no issue with -o 
$ pp -o mystrict.exe -I lib mystrict.pl

$ mystrict.exe
/loader/HASH(0xa942d4)/strict.pm at script/mystrict.pl line 4.
666 at script/mystrict.pl line 5.

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same behaviour with -c even if I load my strict first 
$ perl -Ilib -Mstrict -S pp -c -I lib mystrict.pl
Different modules for file 'strict.pm' were found.
 -> Using 'C:/perl/5.10.1/lib/strict.pm'.
 -> Ignoring 'C:/temp/lib/strict.pm'.

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The error message comes from Module::ScanDeps. This is probably a bug.

In reply to Re: strawberry par::packer, @INC and the difference between -c and -x by Anonymous Monk
in thread strawberry par::packer, @INC and the difference between -c and -x by Boldra

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