I've got a program that uses two different perl classes. Both classes are attempting to load the same common library via the use statement: 
use myCommonLib;

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The myCommonLib.pm does live in the INC path list. The main program includes both classes without issue, looking something like: 
use class1;
use class2;

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I create objects of both classes and call their methods. When class2 attempts to call a function from myCommonLib, it gets an error saying that function doesn't exist. If I remove class1 from the program, then the method succeeds. Also if I reverse the include order, class2 then class1, I get errors on class1 function calls when it calls the common lib. Is there something I need to do to the myCommonLib.pm file to make it able to be included by two classes at once?

In reply to use a package multiple times by Anonymous Monk

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