I have a Math::Random and Math::Random::MT::Auto, but I don't see a Math::Random::MT on PPM the others I see are Bundle-Math-Random Math-Random-(AcceptReject,Cauchy,Discrete,GaussianRange,ISAAC,ISAAC-XS,MT-Perl,OO,Secure,TT800,Zipf) I tried the following on my code: I changed the use line to 
use Math::Random

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and left the rest the same... it doesn't give me the error anymore but it stops by saying 
Can't locate object method "new" via package "Math::Random::MT::Auto::
+Range" (perhaps you forgot to load "Math::Random::MT::Auto::Range"?)

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so, I wrote 
use Math::Random
package MT;

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and now it says: 
Can't locate object method "curdir" via package "io" (perhaps you forg
+ot to load "io"?)

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