I see....
yes, when I run:
/usr/bin/perl -e 'use CGI ; print $INC{"CGI.pm"}."\n" ; '
(the path following shebang of the script) instead of
perl -e 'use CGI ; print $INC{"CGI.pm"}."\n" ; '
I get the same include path as the script.
I have another copy of perl in /opt/local/bin (the first entry in my PATH). Not sure why, unless Darwin Ports put it in there when I installed it (Mac OS X system)
Installed CGI using:
/usr/bin/perl Makefile.PL
Now it finds it. Of course I see now that the output when running the install commands told me where it was installed all along. So clear now in hindsight.
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