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Runtime or precompile? Only diff is the BEGIN{}. This is for runtime.

require module;
import module; #dynamic runtime load
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And thissa here is using use:

use module;
no module; #precompiled include/ import
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You ain't gonna need no CPAN, this is built-in dynamically-loading functionality, somethin' that i really miss in *NIX C. perl is the alpha and the omega. sorry, i just had sushi.

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In reply to Re: Load and unload modules ala dlopen(); by AgentM
in thread Load and unload modules ala dlopen(); by hydo

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