in reply to Path to a perl executable file on windows

I've used this in my own projects.
use FindBin; use lib $FindBin::Bin;
A side-note: when running perl as root, the '.' entry is automatically removed from the initial @INC value. Likewise, if your scripts are to be run from root authority, do try to validate the @INC so you're sure you're not drawing in some unexpected version of subApp1.pl. What checking you do will depend on your circumstances.

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