is there a way of obtaining/enumerating the names of all modules included by a script?

the idea is to call a polymorphic Flush_All_Caches -like method on a hierachy of related objects whose implementing modules are dynamically included at runtime via eval "require ThisModule";. these modules are used by multiple scripts and run under mod_perl, so the basic idea was to only include modules as they are needed in order to save valuable memory (and take a small speed hit...). ie: 

foreach my $class ( enumerate_loaded_classes() )
{
    $class->can('clean_up') || next;
    $class->clean_up();    
}

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Ideally, it would be great to be able to dynamically unload large modules after they have served their purpose. the closest solution to this i know of is to set Apache up with a moderately low MaxRequestsPerChild to expire the oldest and fattest apache children.

d_i_r_t_y

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