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if , Devel::CheckOS 

use if ($^O eq "MSWin32"), 'Win32::Process';
use if ($^O eq "MSWin32"), 'Win32::SearchPath';
use if ($^O ne "MSWin32"), 'POSIX';

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Perl::OSType 

use Perl::OSType qw' is_os_type ';
use if is_os_type('Windows'), qw' Win32::SerialPort ';
use if not is_os_type('Windows'), qw' Device::SerialPort ';

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In reply to Re: Include a package based on OS (ssearch) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Include a package based on OS. by techman2006

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