Hello Monks,
I'm trying to understand how PAR works.
First of all, I'm expecting it creates an executable file, with all dependencies resolved, but it seems it isn't so.
So I tried to do a simple code, like this one, just to test how PAR works:
use strict;
use warnings;
use Switch;

my $mode='network';

print "\n\n";

switch ($mode) {
        
        case ('alternative') {
            print 'alternative';
    
        }
        case 'network' {
            print 'network';
        }
        
        else { # local value or not specified
            print 'default';
        }
    }


print "\n\n";

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And I'm trying to have an executable file, with all dependencies ("use switch") solved. I'm tring:
pp -o hello.exe hello.pl
But the switch is not in the executable libraries.
En fact I have: 
Can't locate deprecate.pm in @INC (@INC contains: CODE(0x140
lf\IMPOST~1\Temp\par-wolf\cache-a6a07c4c8edef3f3831fbe053938
 C:\DOCUME~1\wolf\IMPOST~1\Temp\par-wolf\cache-a6a07c4c8edef
af3a550\inc CODE(0x124b304) CODE(0x124b604)) at if.pm line 1
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at Switch.pm line 7.
Compilation failed in require at script/ciao.pl line 3.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at script/ciao.pl line 3.

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I have also read the documentation and tried -B option, but without result.

How can I build an executable file with deprecate.pm (or switch.pm) builded in it?
Thank you

In reply to How PAR pp works? by saintex

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