Hi monks, I am trying to create a perl library and link it to my code.Here is the method I followed. 
####Code of Library####
package Foo1;
use vars qw($VERSION @ISA @EXPORT @EXPORT_OK $debug %EXPORT_TAGS);
require Exporter;
@ISA = qw(Exporter);
@EXPORT = qw('bar');

sub bar { 
print "Hello \n";
}

1;
################################
################################
######parent Code ****##########
#######test.pl#################

use Foo1;

Foo1->bar();



##################################

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Steps followed: 1.going to the directory(Documents>>New Folder)which is where my script of Foo1.pm is there. 2. Type h2xs -XA -n Foo1 3. A folder called Foo1 is created. Enter the folder. 4. the directory now is Documents>> New Folder>>Foo1. 5. type perl makefile.pl 6. Type dmake 7. Type dmake install 8. Copy the whole Foo1 folder and Foo1.pm at C:/ Strawberry/Perl/ Lib and C:/ Strawberry/Perl/ Site/Lib. 9. compile the parent code by getting out of foo1 and into documents>> new folder and typing perl test.pl. (Because my test.pl is saved at this directory). but i get following error.: Can't locate object method "bar" via package "Foo1" at test.pl Please help ....where is the prob?????

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