Dear Monks,

I would like to know of there is an alternative to subs

My main script General.pl uses a lot of different little scripts like prog1.pl , prog2.pl, ... prog15.pl which are at least more than one hundred lines each. And in General.pl I call: 

my $cmd1 = "perl prog1.pl $arg_a $arg_b";
system ($cmd1);
my $cmd2 = "perl prog2.pl $arg_a $arg_c";
system ($cmd2);
...
my $cmd15 = "perl prog15.pl $arg_b $arg_d";
system ($cmd15);

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I would like to know if I should change all the little programs into subs in General.pl or if I should keep it as it is now. Thanks a lot

In reply to alternative way to subs by steph_bow

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