I'm back with another cluestick whack request. Given the shown @INC and file system layout what is preventing my program from finding the referenced modules? 

D:\Projects\Heatmap\FraudDev>bin\app.pl
Can't locate EMPFraud/Lookup.pm         # what?
   in @INC                              # split into lines for readabi
+lity
 (@INC contains:
        D:\Projects\Heatmap\FraudDev\lib   
        C:/strawberry/perl/site/lib
        C:/strawberry/perl/vendor/lib
        C:/strawberry/perl/lib
    .
 ) at D:\Projects\Heatmap\FraudDev\bin\app.pl line 4.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at
D:\Projects\Heatmap\FraudDev\bin\app.pl line 4.

D:\Projects\Heatmap\FraudDev>dir "lib\EMPFruad"
 Directory of D:\Projects\Heatmap\FraudDev\lib\EMPFruad

05/09/2012  03:20 PM             5,086 Lookup.pm      # here it isn't?
+?
05/09/2012  03:21 PM            11,563 MapUtils.pm
               3 File(s)         20,615 bytes
               2 Dir(s)  89,064,800,256 bytes free

D:\Projects\Heatmap\FraudDev>

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A similarly constructed tree and test modules on a Linux system work as expected. What am I missing?


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In reply to Module Include under Strawberry Perl by mikeraz

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