Running this code on 2 OSes, gave me the following results, so far: 
Lin: /etc/perl
Win: C:/Perl/site/lib

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This is really puzzling.
Are you claiming that you've located a Windows perl whose @INC consists only of C:/Perl/site/lib (and perhaps also .) ?

I've not yet encountered a Windows perl whose @INC included C:/Perl/site/lib but did not also include C:/Perl/lib

I've read every post in this thread and I still struggle to understand what you are seeking.

UPDATE: Hang on ... the code you claimed to have run is: 
for(@INC){
    unless($_ eq '.'){
        $libPath = $_;
        last;
    }
}

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but I think you probably wanted: 
for(@INC){
    unless($_ eq '.'){
        $libPath .= "$_ ";
    }
}

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Does that alteration lead to the (expected) inclusion of C:/Perl/lib on the Windows system ?

I'm assuming that you really want the entire @INC, ignoring the "." ... in which case you might just as well 
print "@INC\n";

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and mentally ignore the dot.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re: standard library to return system paths by syphilis
in thread standard library to return system paths by igoryonya

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