Thank you for your response.

Many of the MyModule::BEGIN come directly before a constant::import or Exporter::import or some other *::import. It is because the module (which I did not write) uses many, many constants in its implementation that it has to be re-parsed? I am, of course, assuming that A BEGIN involves some kind of reparse, during the compile-execute loop.

No, do not "create" BEGINs inside an eval. But I do have a "use" in inside of one eval. I understand that a use is a BEGIN but I was sure to not to have any variables and to use the eval { }; not the eval " "; form.

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