Why not just set scriptname.pl to executable(if not on Windows), and then pass the additional libs to load on the command line? The same applies to the include dirs.
For example, consider the following: 

my @modules = split ",", $ARGV[0];
my @paths   = split ":", $ARGV[1]; #change to ';' or other on Windows,
+ if needed

push(@INC, @paths);

$@ = undef;
map { eval("require $_;") unless $@ } @modules;
if($@) {
        die "one or more modules failed: $@";
}

#rest of script

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In reply to Re: getting called with interpreter arguments, not script arguments, not @ARGV by thomas895
in thread getting called with interpreter arguments, not script arguments, not @ARGV by bulk88

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