I have 10 or so perl scripts that are using code from a librarie.
I start my scripts with a require 'personal.lib'.
The thing is, personal.lib is growing every day and I'm starting to feel my scripts running slow. Specialy through the HTTP request...
My question is, should I transform my personal.lib into a module? How should I used it? Only importing for every script the functions I need?
I guess the scripts are loading all the librarie function & Vars into mem & Prog namespace and with 2000 lines a script plus 700 from the lib things get a litle bit heavy no? Sugestions are welcome!
Tkx.

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