Standard practice seems to be to install the modules to a location somewhere in your perl's @INC and then just let the programs which use them find them there rather than designating a specific path, either local or centralized. This is, obviously, a variation on "shared".

Regardless of which layout you go with, source control is very highly recommended. svn and cvs are good, reliable solutions for distributed source control, both of which are well-known, widely-used, and can be installed for free on as many machines as needed. If the lack of source control is due to resistance from other developers, you can even install either of them on your local machine to create your own private repository without disturbing anyone else who may think of it as "more trouble than it's worth".

In reply to Re: Static / Dynamic Linking by dsheroh
in thread Static / Dynamic Linking by Anonymous Monk

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