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7.6

Include my own modules to Perl library

Asked by ylung in Perl Programming Language

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Dear Gurus:
I have some .pl files which contains some functions and configurations that can be used by other Perl scripts (using "require").
I know I am suppose to copy those .pl files to the local Perl library folder to make it work (and It worked on Windows platform already since the Library folder structure is easy).

However, as an dummy to Linux and Unix, I have no clue where exactly I shall copy those .pl files to, please hint me with your guru powers.

(note: I have installed Perl 5.6.0)

Thanks,
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