in reply to Understanding order of module compilation and execution
Why not experiment and see what happens? E.g.
A.pm
package A; BEGIN { print "compiling A\n" } print "executing A\n"; 1;
Z.pm (Not B since there is a B module already)
package Z; BEGIN { print "compiling Z\n" } print "executing Z\n"; 1;
script.pl
use strict; use warnings; BEGIN { print "compiling script.pl\n" } use A; use Z; print "executing script.pl\n";
result of running script.pl
compiling script.pl compiling A executing A compiling Z executing Z executing script.pl
-xdg
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