If you take a copy of %INC at some point early in the program, and then later compare it to the then current value of %INC, it will tell you what has been added in the interim. It won't just contain what your code directly required, but also anything that they in turn used or required:

C:\test>p1
%i = %INC;;

require HTTP::Daemon;;

exists $INC{$_} and not exists $i{$_} and print "$_ added" for keys %I
+NC;;
IO/Handle.pm added
HTTP/Status.pm added
SelectSaver.pm added
Time/Local.pm added
IO/Socket.pm added
Fcntl.pm added
Symbol.pm added
HTTP/Date.pm added
URI.pm added
IO/Socket/INET.pm added
C:/Perl64/lib/auto/Storable/autosplit.ix added
Errno.pm added
File/Spec.pm added
HTTP/Response.pm added
File/Spec/Win32.pm added
LWP/MediaTypes.pm added
IO/Seekable.pm added
integer.pm added
IO/Socket/UNIX.pm added
IO.pm added
HTTP/Daemon.pm added
HTTP/Message.pm added
File/Spec/Unix.pm added
FileHandle.pm added
HTTP/Request.pm added
Socket.pm added
IO/File.pm added
URI/Escape.pm added
HTTP/Headers.pm added
Storable.pm added

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