Apparently, you're hitting a circular dependency. (Does Module use Module::Foo?)
You can work around the issue by having Module::Foo declare our($X0, $X1) but that's kinda awkward. If these constants are not computed it's probably better to create a Module::Constants that everyone uses, but which doesn't use anyone else in the project. | [reply]
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Spot on gaal, and ++!! I'm amazed you saw this with so little to go on. Anyway, I created a new module, "Module::Constants", and put the globals there. That broke the dependency cycle, and all is well. Thanks!
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Can you create a minimal test case that demonstrates the problem?
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