no if $ARGV[0], "autovivification";
no MODULE LIST; is like use MODULE LIST, but calls a different method (unimport(LIST) instead of import(LIST)) - see no
if is a module named if, not your usual if, but the same idea. The if module accepts a condition, a module, and a (possible empty) argument list. If the condition is true, the if module loads the module passed after the condition and calls its import() or unimport() method.
All that glued together: if $ARGV[0] is true, call the unimport() method of autovivification. This disables autovivification if $ARGV[0] is true, at compile time.
Alexander
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Awesome, Thanks! Never heard of the "if" module but it seems pretty handy.
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