I have 2 perl modules, AA.pm calls BB.pm. I added a new call in AA.pm to BB.pm. 
AA.pm
  sub Abug1
  sub Asub2
      BB::Bsub1
      BB::Bsub2
  sub Asub3

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I added the call to BB::Bsub2 It compiles with out any warning or error. It executes ASub2 just fine and works. The problem is that Asub3 seems to no longer be defined when the call to BB:Bsub2 is present. When I try to access the web page that is served up by AA::Asub3 the error reported is:

Error executing run mode 'Asub3' : can't locate object method 'Asub3' via package "AA::Aa" in ... perl\site\lib\CGI\Application.pm line #143

I launched the program under the debugger and listed the present subroutines with "S AA". When the call to BB::Bsub2 is present, the AA::Asub3 doesn't show up. Remove the call to BB:Bsub2 and in the debugger "S AA" shows AA::Asub3 and everything works fine.

This is running strawberry perl v5.12.1.0 on Windows. Any pointers on how to debug this very much appreciated.

In reply to CGI::Appl can't find sub by jimt999

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