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So anybody out there have any advice on how to organize a
big perl project?
Pretty much all I'm looking for is philosophical banter on
merits of
1) setting PERLIB
2) setting PERL5LIB
3) perl -Idirs
4) 'use lib "../dir/dir";',
followed my 'use module;' (which resides in '../dir/dir/')
5) something I don't know about
I've got all my stuff checked in to a CVS repository,
and I want multiple experimental implementations to
be able to work at the same time, so absolute paths are
ruled out.
This feels like an instance where having Makefiles and
associated cruft is actually an advantage. Maybe its just
a mental block my part though.
Right now, I'm using method (4), which feels like putting
the the -I flag (to gcc) in a C file. just feels kinda
icky and wrong.
any better way to do this ?
big perl project?
Pretty much all I'm looking for is philosophical banter on
merits of
1) setting PERLIB
2) setting PERL5LIB
3) perl -Idirs
4) 'use lib "../dir/dir";',
followed my 'use module;' (which resides in '../dir/dir/')
5) something I don't know about
I've got all my stuff checked in to a CVS repository,
and I want multiple experimental implementations to
be able to work at the same time, so absolute paths are
ruled out.
This feels like an instance where having Makefiles and
associated cruft is actually an advantage. Maybe its just
a mental block my part though.
Right now, I'm using method (4), which feels like putting
the the -I flag (to gcc) in a C file. just feels kinda
icky and wrong.
any better way to do this ?