ok... I wanted to write also this, but didn't done that ... but now will do : 
sub mysub (\$var1,$var2)
{ ..code..
 $var1 = "Hello";#this changes $somvar later in the code
}

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Later : 
 mysub(my \$somvar,$echo)
 print $somevar

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instead of : 

sub mysub ()
{ 
 my (\$var1,$var2) = @_;
}
my $somvar = 12;
my $refvar = \$somvar;
mysub($refvar,$echo)
print $somevar

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my 5c

In reply to Re: Re (tilly) 2: C-like Function Prototypes by raptor
in thread sub ($self,$var,@arr) {} by raptor

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